Deeper Motivation

There Are Four Pillars Of Success

1. Motivation
2. Organization
3. visualization
4. Execution

Hence, the acronym MOVE. The intention is to get you moving in the direction of your desired outcome for your life. Seems like the place to start is with motivation because without it you never get to the other three pillars.

How Do You Get Motivated?

Here are some questions to get you dialed in and motivated as you begin your journey into the four pillars.

• What emotions do you want to connect with as you journey into the realm of motivation?
• What do I love doing? Why?
• What do I love being? Why?
• What excites me?
• How will my desired outcome impact me?
• How will my desired outcome affect those around me?

Change Has An Impact

When you change, grow, and transform it affects every aspect of your life. Clarity about this will accelerate growth and transformation. When you connect to your “what” to a desired emotional state and a compelling “why” you are unstopable! In the words of Tony, When was the last time you smiled, not because you felt like it, but just for the sake of smiling? You’d probably do it more often if you knew that smiling was making you happier. That’s right! If you made all the facial expressions you make when you’re excited, elated and thrilled, even when you don’t actually feel those emotions, the truth is that you’d see an immediate improvement in your mood. Why does this matter? Because your mood is everything, especially when it comes to accomplishing your goals. In fact, take a moment to smile right now. Why does something as simple as a grin have so much power to dictate what motivates you? How do you feel, physically and emotionally, when you allow yourself to smile?

Your mind interprets the events we experience within the framework you set for yourself, meaning that whether an experience is positive or negative is largely determined by our mood and state of mind. Think about it: the emotion and meaning our minds attach to events ultimately counts more than the experiences themselves, since they condition our willingness to experience and pursue them.