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Motivated To Achieve – A “New-Do” Energy

Posted on March 23rd, 2009 by Scott

All types of situations and opportunities present themselves to us within any given day. Doing things we wouldn’t normally do – trying new things – keeps motivation fresh and new.

Being motivated to achieve doesn’t have to be something grand – it just has to be.

“…DO… the new”

Inclinations …little ticklings about the brain …out of the ordinary pursuits. Breaking out of old routines is freeing.

The experience can be akin to a soapy bubble breaking free from the water’s surface. It breaks with a jolt from the baseline and floats up – maybe zigzags; bit it zigzags up. Freely.

Free. Light. Curious. Excited. Adventurous.

Dreams and goals are the desire for a newness of life. Our lives can oftentimes seem dull and mundane. Routine takes over. After a while, the routine is all we see. It becomes difficult, if not impossible, to see “the new” in the places, people and events inside these routines.

A person who is motivated to achieve is ready for “the new”, and so looks to create opportunities for new experiences. Being motivated to achieve becomes a self-perpetuating energy when we allow ourselves to be “new.”

Breaking out of a routine is a way of redirecting, or changing, the energy flow that already exists in your life. And once that happens -once that energy starts to move and change- your inner energy starts to move and change.

Dreams and goals are the desire for a newness of life. Newness of life occurs when routines are broken.

In a sense, we creating new channels of energy in our lives. Things – situations – we might normally take for granted (or not notice at all) start to catch our attention. Draw your curiosity. It’s an attitude that enhances the state of being motivated to achieve.

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