Stay Motivated When The World Is Against You

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You just lost. The fanbase is angry. Things are not going well at all. What can you do to stay motivated when everything seems to be turning against you?

  • The Mindset. You have heard this before but mindset is everything. If you stop acting from a mindset of fear and start having trust in yourself, your entire outlook on life will change. You will feel more confident and stronger. By believing you will make it no matter the circumstances you will be able to push through those moments of doubt and fear.

  • The People. The people you surround yourself with are crucial. Are they tearing you down? Are they trying to keep you small? Are they affecting your mood in negative ways? Are they limiting your thinking? No matter how strong you are, no matter your confidence, when you spend too much time with negative people it will affect you personally and ultimately hinder your performance. The more confident and successful people you surround yourself with, the better your chances for major success.

  • The Inspiration.  Inspiration is all around. You just have to find it. No matter the graveness of your situation, no matter your frustration, you can always find someone who has been where you are, but didn’t give up and ended up immensely successful. Seek them out for advice.

  • The Persistence. Sometimes you simply have to keep pushing through. Yes, bad times suck and they can wear you down, but if you really want to achieve something, you have to persist. 

—The Coaching and Leadership Journal



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