How to Build Momentum and Become Unstoppable
If you’d love to build momentum, it is wise to align your life so that you are living congruently with your highest values and keep prioritizing your life accordingly. When you live congruently with your highest values, you also increase the probability of being clear about what your track is – your mission – and be spontaneously inspired to act on it without inner resistance. That is the life-transforming power of discovering what your truly most inspiring mission is. Your unique mission is an expression of your highest value.
Every decision you make is based on what you believe will give you the greatest advantage over disadvantage at any moment in time in relation to fulfilling your set of and highest values.
It’s for this reason that it is wise to prioritize your life by asking yourself: What is the highest priority action I can do today that can help me fulfill what’s most meaningful to me, my purpose in life, and that serves the greatest number of people?
Give yourself permission to do what’s most important.
If you make a list of everything that you do in a day, all day, every day for weeks, and look at what you’re doing and then take a look at where it is on the meaning list: How meaningful is it? How productive is it? Your energy is what drives your momentum. So, if you raise your energy, you’re likely to speed up the process, be more effective, efficient, prioritized, and empowered.
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Reflection:
What is your life mission and how can you shift your energy onto that?
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My mission in life is to show love to others. It actually always has been but I've often gotten in my own way. Now that I am much older I've learned some really good ways to do that. Most of them don't actually take a lot of effort. Which is good as I'm disabled now. But this is the one thing I can actually still do. I have a list of people that I write to or call on a consistent basis. Not too often, it's a big list of people, but often enough for them to know they are loved. I also try to spend my time helping with the few things I can still do or looking at information for others so they can do it. And I can still give little bit of cash here and there to help.