Motivation
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Automation247
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If you don't build your dream someone will hire you to help build theirs. - Tony Gaskins
On the the pursuit of money/tivation ; well happiness
"Don't ever let somebody tell you... You can't do something. Not even me. All right?
You got a dream... You gotta protect it. People can't do somethin' themselves, they wanna tell you you can't do it. If you want somethin', go get it."
"Don't ever let somebody tell you... You can't do something. Not even me. All right?
You got a dream... You gotta protect it. People can't do somethin' themselves, they wanna tell you you can't do it. If you want somethin', go get it."
todordonev
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"Stop reading motivational threads and get to work" -Me
RamChaturvedi
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"A True Hero always Works in Silence"
BreaknBrix
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"As the world turns, I spread like germs
Bless the globe with the pestilence, the hard-headed never learn
It's my testament to those burned
Play my position in the game of life, standin firm
on foreign land, jump the gun out the fryin pan, into the fire
Transform into the Ghostrider, a six-pack
and A Streetcar Named Desire, who got my back?
In the line of fire holdin back, what?
My peoples if you with me where the fuck you at?"
- Method Man
Bless the globe with the pestilence, the hard-headed never learn
It's my testament to those burned
Play my position in the game of life, standin firm
on foreign land, jump the gun out the fryin pan, into the fire
Transform into the Ghostrider, a six-pack
and A Streetcar Named Desire, who got my back?
In the line of fire holdin back, what?
My peoples if you with me where the fuck you at?"
- Method Man
madoctopus
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Some quotes I like:
If you fail, fail spectacularly.
When the actions becomes frequent than the words, success becomes heavier than the dreams. Do more, say less. ― Israelmore Ayivor
Problem with most people is not that they dream big and fail but that they dream small and their dreams come true.
An ounce of action is worth a ton of theory. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Dreams: 10 Reasons Why not Everybody Will Make Them Come True
1. You have to REALLY know what you want
2. You have to accept to get out of your comfort zone.
3. It takes a lot of courage.
4. You have to accept not everybody will like it, and not everybody will like you.
5. You have to be able to trust in yourself when nobody will.
6. You have to work hard.
7. A lot of people think that, those who live their dreams are just "lucky", and don't understand that they could do it too.
8. You have to accept to make sacrifices.
9. You have to take full responsibility of your life.
10. You have to have a sense of "purpose" and/or feel you have a "mission" to accomplish here on this planet.
Source - http://lauramarietv.com/en/dreams-10-reasons-why-not-everybody-will-make-them-come-true/
My personal experience:
The best advice I ever heard was to take one step everyday towards your goal. Let no day pass without doing something towards your goal. No matter how busy, tired or depressed you are, take at least one tiny step. It is not a huge leap that takes you where you want but constant action and day to day habits. And habits are the most powerful thing that will pull you down or push you forward. Successful people don't do out of the ordinary things. For them it is just habit. Is out of the ordinary only for the outsider who does not possess those good habits. If you understand how habits work and you use their power to your advantage they will propel you towards great achievements. Habits have an effect similar to that of water - while apparently powerless, it flows contiguously for thousands and thousands of years and cuts into the hardest rock (think of The Grand Canyon); also, water always finds a way around any obstacle because it always flows.
If I'd have to give you advice from my personal experience it would have nothing to do with IM or techniques. Those are details which are unimportant because they are different for different people. What I know stands truth for everybody and anybody is that your mind and the way you think about things will either break you or turn you into a winner. And also from experience, at different points in time you will likely be made a winner or a looser by your own way of thinking. You will experience both. What is important is to not hug the failure, depression or destructive thinking but creativity, joy and good thoughts. Failing, being depressive and feeling down doesn't "kill" you. Not wanting to get up and out of those states will! And as insane as this sounds, it is very easy to get used to pain, mediocrity, staying down and pitying yourself and contemplating on ho shitty everything is and maybe even look for somebody or something to blame. And it is so inconspicuous that you might not even realize you're down in a comma for a while. It doesn't matter how crappy life is, how unfair, unpleasant, hard, painful or confusing it is. That is how it **IS**! You **DO** what you want, how you want it. You do not complain about the ocean being cold and deep or the sun being hot, do you? You just don't go swimming at the Arctic Circle (some people actually dare that much) and get under shade when the sun is up in the summer.
And here's a line of thought of mine that I turned into a quote, because I thought is a good one and helps me not get lost but see things as they are:
and I combine it with:
If you fail, fail spectacularly.
When the actions becomes frequent than the words, success becomes heavier than the dreams. Do more, say less. ― Israelmore Ayivor
Problem with most people is not that they dream big and fail but that they dream small and their dreams come true.
An ounce of action is worth a ton of theory. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Dreams: 10 Reasons Why not Everybody Will Make Them Come True
1. You have to REALLY know what you want
2. You have to accept to get out of your comfort zone.
3. It takes a lot of courage.
4. You have to accept not everybody will like it, and not everybody will like you.
5. You have to be able to trust in yourself when nobody will.
6. You have to work hard.
7. A lot of people think that, those who live their dreams are just "lucky", and don't understand that they could do it too.
8. You have to accept to make sacrifices.
9. You have to take full responsibility of your life.
10. You have to have a sense of "purpose" and/or feel you have a "mission" to accomplish here on this planet.
Source - http://lauramarietv.com/en/dreams-10-reasons-why-not-everybody-will-make-them-come-true/
My personal experience:
The best advice I ever heard was to take one step everyday towards your goal. Let no day pass without doing something towards your goal. No matter how busy, tired or depressed you are, take at least one tiny step. It is not a huge leap that takes you where you want but constant action and day to day habits. And habits are the most powerful thing that will pull you down or push you forward. Successful people don't do out of the ordinary things. For them it is just habit. Is out of the ordinary only for the outsider who does not possess those good habits. If you understand how habits work and you use their power to your advantage they will propel you towards great achievements. Habits have an effect similar to that of water - while apparently powerless, it flows contiguously for thousands and thousands of years and cuts into the hardest rock (think of The Grand Canyon); also, water always finds a way around any obstacle because it always flows.
If I'd have to give you advice from my personal experience it would have nothing to do with IM or techniques. Those are details which are unimportant because they are different for different people. What I know stands truth for everybody and anybody is that your mind and the way you think about things will either break you or turn you into a winner. And also from experience, at different points in time you will likely be made a winner or a looser by your own way of thinking. You will experience both. What is important is to not hug the failure, depression or destructive thinking but creativity, joy and good thoughts. Failing, being depressive and feeling down doesn't "kill" you. Not wanting to get up and out of those states will! And as insane as this sounds, it is very easy to get used to pain, mediocrity, staying down and pitying yourself and contemplating on ho shitty everything is and maybe even look for somebody or something to blame. And it is so inconspicuous that you might not even realize you're down in a comma for a while. It doesn't matter how crappy life is, how unfair, unpleasant, hard, painful or confusing it is. That is how it **IS**! You **DO** what you want, how you want it. You do not complain about the ocean being cold and deep or the sun being hot, do you? You just don't go swimming at the Arctic Circle (some people actually dare that much) and get under shade when the sun is up in the summer.
And here's a line of thought of mine that I turned into a quote, because I thought is a good one and helps me not get lost but see things as they are:
and I combine it with:
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Yes this is true to an extent, but also do not to keep chasing and chasing at something which quite simply is just wasting your time.
Trepanated
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Live every day as though it's your last.
Because one day it will be.
- No idea.
Because one day it will be.
- No idea.
sexwork101
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I work and then wake up to money.
Get motivated when I see the money in my account.
I work some more.
It's a cycle of profit. Nothing more motivating than that.
Get motivated when I see the money in my account.
I work some more.
It's a cycle of profit. Nothing more motivating than that.
The Web Designer
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someone once told me "you will never make it"
madoctopus
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