We Love What Is Familiar, so We Resist What Is Unfamiliar and Mysterious

Motivation is the focus of creativity, productivity and happiness. Motivation is what motivates us to work. When we do, we create movement, growth and change; we feel involved, adept, and important; and strong through our sense of how we can change the world. We build the most we love in our lives. All of this gives a goal to our life and gives it happiness.

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Most of us have only one concept of loss of motivation, which means that whenever you lose motivation to work, assume that you suffer from the same problem, while loss of motivation is a set of problems, which contain many differences.

In essence, the lack of our motivation means that we do not have the desire to work perfectly, and there are many reasons that may make us in this position. Having more ways to categorize loss of motivation will help us identify the real reasons for not wanting to accomplish the work, so that we can choose the right tools and strategies to get the motivation back.

To get your motivation, you need to deal with your fear. Start by naming your fears so that you determine exactly what they are. Remember to say something nice "thank you" for your concerns - it's trying to protect you, after all. Then ask your fears: "From what I'm afraid to happen" "What are the chances that really happen" Some of your fears will fade now.

We are surrounded by a lot of messages that nourish our social feeling, and we are keen to convince our families and our society what we intend to do. When we feel that there is no motive to do something we want, it happens because we have set the goals entirely based on what our society or family wants, and this pulls us away from the basic direction we had to go. Our self uses loss of motivation to be slow and separate us from the goals we have identified.

If we can not explain what we want consciously and clearly, the picture of our future will be ambiguous. We love what is familiar, so we resist what is unfamiliar and mysterious, and stay with or re-create what is familiar to us. If we are not clear about what we want to create, it makes sense to lack the motivation to act, because we prefer to stay with the current fashionable reality.