Motivation is something that comes and goes as it pleases. This means that waiting for motivation to strike to start working on something will result in very unreliable and inconsistent work habits.

Don't wait for motivation to find you

The way around this barrier is to utilise the motivation loop. This is a infinite loop which consists of -ACTION-INSPIRATION-MOTIVATION- in a continuous circle. To take advantage of this loop you need to take action (even when the motivation to do so isn't there) which, as per the loop, will then lead to inspiration then motivation and so on.

Find motivation yourself

Do the hard work... especially when you don't feel like it

Acting in this way will drastically improve feelings of motivation in your life and in doing so will allow you to work not only longer and at a better standard but you will also feel more satisfied about yourself and your work

Benefits of Acting Prior to Motivation

Using this method I am able to reach my goals/ things I want in life much faster due to one less thing holding me back

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do not think that you are not changing"Changing is different for everyone"

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One of the most valuable military tactics.Involves “personally seeing the front line” before making decisions—not always relying on advisors, maps, and reports, all of which can be either faulty or biased. Seeing the Front improves the quality of insights.

Seeing the Front

A type of warfare in which two parties have different military capabilities or methods of war.In such a case, the weak party must take advantage of its special advantages or the opponent’s weaknesses in order to have any opportunity to achieve its goals.

Asymmetric Warfare

Occurs when opposing forces approach two geographically separate fronts in order to divide and disperse the defenders troops, and create logistical difficulties.WW2 was a good example: Germany was forced to defend two front's when they became enemies with Russia.

Two-Front War

Various tactics and strategies used to combat armed insurgency (violent, armed war against authority waged by small forces).It's the blend of comprehensive civilian and military efforts designed to simultaneously contain insurgency and address its root causes.

Counterinsurgency

A situation where two parties are in a stalemate, and neither can make a move without causing their own destruction.Paradoxically, the stronger two opponents become, the less likely they may be to destroy one another.

Mutually Assured Destruction

An armed conflict between two states or non-state actors which act on the instigation or on behalf of other parties that are not directly involved in the hostilities.Example: Cuban Missile Crisis

Proxy War

A form of warfare where small groups of soldiers, such as paramilitary or armed civilians use military tactics including ambushes, sabotage, raids, petty warfare, hit-and-run tactics, and mobility, to fight a larger and less-mobile traditional military.

Guerilla Warfare

Involves deliberately attracting enemies to a location where they are more vulnerable, like attracting flies to flypaper, usually also directing them far away from your valuable assets.For example, U.S. ground forces in Iraq preventing attacks on U.S. soil.

Flypaper Theory

Armies by default use strategies, tactics, and technology that worked for them in the past (last war).The problem is that what was most useful for the last war may not be best for the next one. This can mean smaller forces prevail with better tactics.

Fighting the Last War

You go to war with the army you have. They’re not the army you might want or wish to have at a later time.Organizations hardly ever have perfect resources, but they can't always afford to wait until they have better ones before moving forward.

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People need a shared understanding of what digital transformation means. Aristotle has a framework that helps.The unknown, uncertain space between past and future, between theory and practice, that characterizes organizations in the process of becoming something new.To navigate the messy middle of transformation, leaders must understand how the different knowledge domains contribute to the transformation-and help their employees find a way to be part of the same conversation.

From Here To There

<ul><li>People agree on what problems to solve, not on how to talk about them.</li><li>To help people co-create a shared language, leaders must bridge the gap between the employees who know theoretical frameworks and those who don't.</li><li>One way to do this is to adjust their communication to the people they are talking to.</li><li>Another is to use words that everyone understands.</li></ul>

Science

To find wisdom in something that is new to everyone, like digital transformation, leaders sometimes look for inspiration among thought leaders who are discovering new ways of thinking and talking about transformation rather than teaching existing theories.Typically, people representing the domain of wisdom use and combine terms from professional areas that are foreign to the organization.

Wisdom

<ul><li>In prudence (good judgment), people depend on neither theoretical frameworks nor translation of basic principles to make sense of complexity.</li><li>They use the inspiration they get from everyday practice, consultants, and thought leaders to talk about the transformation in a language everyone understands.</li><li>Leaders should help their employees share their already existing knowledge and collaborate on turning it into new ways of working.</li></ul>

Prudence Or Good Judgement

People need a shared understanding of what digital transformation means. Aristotle has a framework that helps.

A philosopher's guide to messy transformations

That childhood urge to ask ‘how’ and ‘why’ usually fades. But we can all learn to rediscover the joys of wide-eyed discoveryWonder and the learning it encourages enable us to more fully engage with others.Each instance of wondering in turn launches a branching network of new instances and opens a door to the potentially endless joy of successive discoveries. If this sounds overly euphoric, it is exactly how renowned polymaths describe their lives, from childhood to their final moments.

Revive Your Sense of Wonder

By embracing wonder – your drive to learn about the world – you can deepen your appreciation of the world’s richness and engage more fully with others.

Wonder Is Rewarding

A periodic check-up can help you take stock of the insights you have recently gained – or prompt you to start wondering about areas of ignorance.Ask yourself: have you learned anything new in the past month that has changed how you view or understand some aspect of the world?

Regular Introspections

Wondering deeply is not about finding one simple answer. Answers to questions beget new questions, and each offers an opportunity to learn.When you wonder, try to approach a question with the expectation that you are just taking the first step in what might turn out to be many possible cycles or branching paths of wondering, each one triggered by what you learn in response to the prior question.

Embrace the proliferation of wonder

You can experience extra pleasure in information foraging when you discover a new way of learning more.Search engines have their place, but also look to other resources, such as videos, educational events and books that provide an accessible introduction to a subject.

Adopt Diverse Ways of Wondering

Wonder will often go into high gear when you are confronted with an apparent anomaly or puzzle. Sometimes, people ignore anomalies as annoying exceptions to a simple explanatory story that they have in mind.Zero in on phenomena that seem atypical or unclear – they can provide fuel for wondering.

Look for Anomalies and Puzzles

Examining the similarities and differences between related kinds or concepts can yield unexpected insights.A range of <a href="https://doi.apa.org/doi/10.1037/a0025140">studies</a> has shown the value of contrasting cases for learning more deeply about a topic.

Explore Contrasting Cases

Wondering what would happen if something about the world was different can help you understand why certain things work the way they do.Wonder is most powerful when it uncovers the causal structures that lie beneath and are responsible for surface phenomena. These structures often include elaborate and extensive branches, so that each ‘how’ or ‘why’ question can launch a cascade of follow-up questions.

Entertain Counterfactuals

One way to reawaken wonder lies in your interactions with others. Many adults see arguments as aversive battles with the goal of conquering the other with your point of view. But this ‘argue to win’ perspective neglects the opportunity that disagreements offer for expanding wonder. To take advantage of this, we need to adopt an ‘argue to learn’ mindset.Adopt an ‘argue to learn’ mindset, treating disagreements as opportunities for wondering rather than battles to be won.

Practice Win-Win Wondering with Others

<ul><li>A checklist can help ensure that you wonder in ways that are as fair and thorough as you’d like.</li><li>Depending on the subject of your wondering, the checklist might include different items.</li><li>To foster more moments of wonder, upon encountering a new phenomenon that is puzzling, you might check how often you pursued the topic with a number of ‘how’ and ‘why’ questions instead of just seeking a simple answer. </li></ul>

Create a Checklist for Wondering

The more you engage in wondering, the more you will ask why you haven’t wondered more in the past. Wondering deeply is one of the few activities in life in which you can acquire something of great value at little or no material cost – something that can continuously enrich how you experience the world going forward.

The Bottom Line

That childhood urge to ask ‘how’ and ‘why’ usually fades. But we can all learn to rediscover the joys of wide-eyed discovery

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Sometimes we have to make hard decisions, decisions that can change our life. These decisions are not easy. Sometimes for your dreams you have to fight from society or sometimes from your parents. But when you observe your decisions then you realise that whatever you have done is right or wrong.  5 things that will never make you regret yourself and you must take a hard decision on these 5 things from now.

5 Things That Will Never Make You Regret 

Meditation is the all in one medicine to all your fears, <a href="https://inspirationalblogs45.blogspot.com/2021/08/18-effective-ways-to-reduce-stress-from-your-life%20.html">stress and anxiety </a> . It's the best practice to get relief from the negative thoughts all around the society. Believe me or not <a href="https://inspirationalblogs45.blogspot.com/2021/04/mindfulness-meditation-practice.html">meditation </a> can bring a lot of changes and you will never regret with it.

1. Practice Meditation

Passion gives happiness but not everyone can have the golden chance to follow their own passion. Some descisions requires perfect time and i believe that this is the perfect time to choose passion rather than peer pressure. Doesn't matter whatever your passion go forward and get it because it's your life and nobody cares when you are doing good. Don't be pressurized by your family or others go ahead and follow your dreams.

2. Follow your passion

Carrier is more important than spending time in degree, I actually believe that not degree is everything. You can do a lot without a degree so it's what I think but not our society. People think that a piece of paper indicates what your skill is and how intelligent you are. In my honest opinion, if you think that you should opt for something else for building your career rather than having a degree, then go ahead. Because in the upcoming years skills matter the most if you have something new then only you are highlighted.

3. Giving priority to career rather than degree

It's better to leave a relationship that makes you stressed and where you are ignored. A relationship where your views and words don't matter is similar to hell or a cage. So it's better to stay alone rather than making your self respect go down, leave it not because they are bad but because they don't deserve you.

4. Leaving relationship

No body is goona with you till the end of your life except yourselfMake yourself feel better, give yourself more priority love yourself and encourage yourself to live a happy life.Don't waste your feelings and emotions for someone who doesn't care you. Spend some time with yourself because self care is important.

5. Loving yourself

Sometimes we have to take descisions not for our present but for a better futureWhat you do today reflects what your future will be so don't hesitate to take descisions that are good for a better life.

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<ul><li class="ql-align-center">Tears are simply the raindrops from the storms inside of us-</li></ul>

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A positive attitude may not solve all our problems but that is the only option we have if we want to get out of problems.” —

If you don’t like something, change it. If you can’t change it, change your attitude.” —

We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” —

Convince yourself everyday that you are worthy of a good life. Let go of stress, breathe. Stay positive, all is well.” —

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"Do everything you have to do, but not with greed, not with ego, not with lust, not with envy but with love, compassion, humility and devotion."

"Bigger the ego, smaller the mind."

"Do your duty without thinking of it's result. Your time will teach you everything, just don't forget to learn from it."

"Talk to yourself once a day, otherwise you will not be able to talk to the most important man of the world."

"A man is made by his beliefs. As he believes, so he becomes."

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In terms of making meaningful and authentic decisions, we are a species walking a narrow bridge with two chasms framing our way: the finite and the infinite. On the finite side lie the fixed conditions of everything we are. These are the facts of our existence that force us to live in certain ways: the needs of our body, the wiring of our brain, and the pull and push of necessity. On the infinite side lies a universe of potential — all the things we think we might someday do or become, a future full of possibilities with no set course laid out.

Two Chasms

Both sides have their sirens’ calls that beckon us with promises of comfort, and both risk rendering us unable to move forward authentically in our lives. For the Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard, the wise but hard task of life is to walk the path between these two abysses: to be neither finite nor infinite but find the middle way.

Two Sirens

For many of us, the finite side, the reality and necessity of life, is all there is: a world that Kierkegaard calls “aesthetic.” The problem is that if we live only for our needs and whims, then life will rattle by without anything bigger. When we live only for the aesthetic, and embrace too fully the finite alone, we risk losing ourselves. We can do this in two ways. One is to become a slave to our desires — a kind of hedonistic automaton. Another is to become a faceless, uninteresting drone among the masses — or, as Kierkegaard put it, “an imitation, a number, a cipher in the crowd.”

A Person Of No Importance

Kierkegaard believed that the finite is not all there is to being human. There is also the infinite — the recognition that we have the capacity to choose and direct our lives in essentially any way we can dream. But spending too much time gawping at the cosmos of possibilities we face is not entirely healthy. For a lot of people, it’s terrifying.

A Deer Caught In The Headlights

Most of us can remember the anxious vertigo that comes in those “infinite” moments of life, when you leave your parents’ home, end a relationship, or stare at the blank first page of a novel. To know the infinite is also to be dreadfully aware of the vastness of the future. In a phrase Kierkegaard made famous (philosophically famous, anyway), this is to experience and know the “dizziness of freedom.”

The Dizziness Of Freedom

For many people, the anxiety and panic that comes from confronting the vast potential of life is crippling. There’s a paralysis that comes in being unable to choose, because there are too many choices to make, and too many potential options to choose from. For so much of our lives we’re led by the hand by those around us, or we’re given easy and impulsive answers from our biology. However, a human is someone who can take stock of things and who can — who has to — make decisions that no one else will make.

The Paralysis Of Choice

Kierkegaard’s advice is that we must each “learn to be anxious.” We must take a stand where we will but get used to facing outward. We must take a step along that narrow bridge between the infinite and finite. After all, like a spinning top, we risk toppling and losing our very selves when we stop moving.There’s a paradox in all this (and Kierkegaard is particularly fond of paradoxes) and we must hold two seemingly contradictory beliefs in tandem, while never giving sway to either.

We Must Learn To Be Anxious

We must recognize that we are puny and insignificant — primates running on hormones and synapses. But we must also recognize that we are powerful beyond belief, that each of our decisions reaches out into the future, and that our decisions define our future. Embracing and living with this paradox is a maturing of the soul and it is a necessary step in becoming a human being. As Kierkegaard wrote, “I will say that this is an adventure that every human being must go through.” We all live in contradiction. Wisdom comes in accepting that.

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...even the richest personality is nothing before he has chosen himself, and on the other hand even what one might call the poorest personality is everything when he has chosen himself; for the great thing is not to be this or that but to be oneself, and this everyone can be if he wills it.

Christ was crucified because he would have nothing to do with the crowd (even though he addressed himself to all). He did not want to form a party, an interest group, a mass movement, but wanted to be what he was, the truth, which is related to the single individual. Therefore everyone who will genuinely serve the truth is by that very fact a martyr. To win a crowd is no art; for that only untruth is needed, nonsense, and a little knowledge of human passions. But no witness to the truth dares to get involved with the crowd.

It is the duty of the human understanding to understand that there are things which it cannot understand.

The thing is to understand myself: the thing is to find a truth which is true for me.

According to Søren Kierkegaard, we are each pulled in two directions: toward the "finite" or the "infinite." When we lean too far in either direction, we risk living stagnant and inauthentic lives.

Everyday we risk losing ourselves. We either become the plaything of our desires or we are crippled by indecision. We must avoid both.

How Not To Be A Phony: Kierkegaard On The 2 Main Ways We Lose Our True Selves

Powerful Quotes From Harry Potter That You Can Apply To Reality. "Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light" - Albus Dumbledore

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"I am what I am, an’ I’m not ashamed."

"If you want to know what a man’s like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals."

"It is our choices ... that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.”

"You have to realize who you are."

We’ve all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That’s who we really are.

"Family…Whatever yeh say, blood’s important. . . ."

"Time will not slow down when something unpleasant lies ahead."

"Understanding is the first step to acceptance, and only with acceptance can there be recovery."

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