We tend to succumb to demotivation, distracted by scores of factors. With a healthy approach, we too can. We all can
Reasons for distraction and demotivation are too many. However, to wage a war against this loss of motivation, the strategies to handle demotivation are also in good measure. All we need to do is apply them judiciosly and mindfully.
Life seems a perpetually complex entity. To achieve our aspirations and dreams, we need motivation. But this motivation itself seems to be a strong reason for casting a spanner in this wheel. Such is its complex nature. Here, however, we strive to get a clarity.
Achievement expectations are high on everybody, both self propelled and externally imposed. However behind the obvious effort, there lies the crucial role of Motivation. This is a dynamic phenomenon and handling individual motivation is quite a complex affair.
Motivation needs a steady action plan for its fulfilment, is the general thought. However the real plan is what is designed by your innermost being, the primal urge. Let us take a look at both the sides
As in life, so with Motivation: we all have our own struggles. However it is we ourselves who have the answers to come out of them, find the answers to our problem of demotivation.
As humans, particularly young people, we are intrigued by external stimuli for our motivation. Take a moment to look inward, and you will see a world vastly different casting a much stronger pull.
We are all aware of our tasks at hand; however in most cases detractors, always present in copious numbers pull us away. This is a natural human behaviour. A reverse effect becomes necessary to keep us steadfast at our task. To those it comes naturally are the blessed lot. Others may need to strategise.
Motivation, rather the lack of it assumes humongous proportions for all; learners in particular. Here we spike and spice up ourselves with the gallery of ways in which one can get himself motivated.
The human mind works on certain premises that are not aligned to the Motion laws of . Here, one whose mind and body are in motion, too quickly tends to come to a stop; the culprit being lack of motivation. That makes it a worthwhile study