Motivation Tips

Never Give Up, Never Give In! -- Douglas Cartwright
Today is the day I decided to live! Today is the day I thought 'what the heck' and meant it! Today is the day when I face tomorrow with a sense of hope. This is my life, my decisions, and I ...
Overcome Fear of Failure -- Ko Su Piow
Fear of failure is the greatest enemy is human life. Successful people overcome fear easily but unsuccessful people think that fear of failure is something that they will not like to encounter. The ...
Five Simple Ways to Enjoy Life -- Manish Kapoor
Every one wants to live a happy life. Everyone wants a life which is free from stress and worry. But the question is how can we live happy life? Well, it is impossible to be completely free from ...
Suffering From Low Motivation and Confidence? Try This -- David Dutch
Do you ever get days when it is just difficult to get started and stir yourself for even the simplest of tasks through your lack of motivation and confidence. I have two bits of news for you - you ...
How Inspirational Thoughts Maintain Motivation -- TJ Philpott
If motivation is what fuels your actions then inspirational thoughts is what fuels your motivation. Consider what it takes to get motivated in the first place, an inspiration. When inspired ...
Are You Okay With Status Quo? -- James Carnaghi
From the beginning of grade school to graduation, all of us were judged on the basis of the grades we had earned at the end of each quarter. A's and B's were above average, D's and ...

START WITH A PLANStart each day with a plan of action. It doesn't have to be a detailed strategy; a simple to-do list will work just fine. The purpose

Start each day with a plan of action. It doesn't have to be a detailed strategy; a simple to-do list will work just fine. The purpose is to enter the office with an general idea of what you'd like to accomplish that day, which will allow you to skip the morning routine of settling in and wasting precious time.AVOID THE TRAPSAvoid the common traps of distraction. Checking personal email, stopping by a co-worker's cubicle or office, paging through junk mail...these are just a few of the traps that can silently steal away hours of your workday. What are your personal traps of distraction? Once discovered, make it a point to avoid them whenever possible.CLOSE THE DOORClose your office door. As simple as it sounds, closing the door of your office or workspace can add hours back to your workday each week. From your eye catching every movement outside your office to friends stopping by for a chat, closing your door will create a space of silence, focus, and productivity.USE TIME LIMITSEver find yourself pulled back to the same problem, again and again, beating your head against the wall as you struggle to find a solution? You can easily lose three, four, even five hours running in circles with nothing to show for it. When you encounter such a problem, set a time limit. If, after thirty minutes, you're right where you started, move on and give it another try tomorrow.
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