A run in with motivation

You know those days when you don't feel like waking up from bed because the day doesn't seem like it's worth it. I have those days just as much as very body else does. That got me thinking, how does motivation actually work?

Let me present you the 'The Spring's Theory of Motivation'. Where I try to explain motivation in seven words. Focus on the highlighted words.

Every day you wake up, your brain is alert and ready, it jump starts you. If you focus you can feel your adrenaline rush through you. Your heart beat steadily. That is your initiative.

You start your day, and the same force pushes you. You say, 'I can't do this.' That quiet force says, 'Shut up and stop complaining.' You whine but you don't stop. You have a motive to achieve.

You are at work or in class, with an overwhelming amount of work. You look at all of them, your body refuses to sit, your eyes refuses to stay open. But you persevere through it. It is your purpose and you are not ready to let go.

That one race in your life, maybe it be to work, school, to see a loved one, across the traffic about 10 foot long, you are swearing under your breath, almost breathing fire, but there is that urge that keeps you going,

At some point of your life, you are in the hospital, the magic of medicine has written you off, but do you let go? You let go fo negative beliefs.

Like me you are sitting in front of the computer, unable to come up absolutely nothing worth doing, and then there is that one second. That spur of a moment that changes it all.

At the end of the day, you fall back on your bed, your body tired, your heart racing, and life fluttering through your body, its enthusiasm that wakes you the next day, to go through this again.

MOTIVATION IS AN IMPULSE.

Initiative

Motive

Purpose

Urge

Let go

Spur

Enthusiasm

Synonyms of motivation: Impulse, Initiative, Motive, Purpose, Urge, Let go, Spur, Enthusiasm

Have a good day,

Spring.