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Motivation Tip for Today:
Forget about will power. Instead write down one small action you have been putting off and answer
following questions and really put some thought into
answers:
1 What am I missing out on of importance by not doing this?
2 What will I gain most by doing this?
3 Why is it important to me to get this done?
4 How is not doing this inconsistent with who I really am?
Pretend You Have Already Completed
Task:
Get a pen and paper and take 5 minutes to describe how you feel now that you have already finished
task you have been postponing. i.e. pretend you have already completed
task.
e.g. I have already cleaned
yard and I feel fantastic. My family and friends are really impressed and I feel so proud of myself and so delighted that it is finally done.
The yard looks immaculate, so tidy I have even impressed myself. I feel so powerful, energetic and motivated. I feel on top of
world. etc. etc.
Do this quickly and write with as much emotion as you can express. Spend at least 5 minutes on it.
You will be surprised at how well this simple process works.
You may find that you feel a boost in motivation that gets even better each time you use this process. Do it once a day for best results.

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