Find Your Motivation

Finding your motivation is a key point to achieve a satisfactory life. But it’s a tricky matter, as there can be an ample range of possibilities. Although one thing is for sure, that everyone need a motivation, or you would be aimless. Generally speaking, I believe that motivation is concerned with doing rewarding things, something that goes with your core principles and targets, so that they bring you satisfaction and self-assurance. In most cases, this is easier to be said than done, as we have to face with difficulties and situations difficult to overcome.

The shortage of time and money, our family, or our job, are some examples of things that we haven’t usually chosen. They can be a blessing or a curse, but I firmly believe that we can always hurdle our barriers. Most people find motivation in their family, especially in their children. Without any doubt, this can be the reason for a life, but not always is possible, and is it enough? I believe not. Above all, it is a question of  be yourself. I mean, live your own live, rather than doing what others expect of you, always in your job, in your life, whatever it is, as much as you can. I know, it’s easier to be said than done, but that is the way.

First of all, you must know who you are, what you want in life, what your core principles are; and them be absolutely self-confident and proud of yourself. After that, it is just a question of choosing the proper alternative. I have it clear that I love travelling, meeting people from all over the world and enriching myself with their life experiences. I also want to improve my job career options. And I like learning foreign languages. Consequently, I chose to enrol in this C1 English course, despite being quite demanding and difficult to me to catch up with it. Notwithstanding this, I am enjoying it a lot and, regardless the final upshot, that is my motivation.

Motivation: Autonomy, Mastery, Purspose