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Nov 10, 2022 23 min

116: Commitment Not Motivation

from The John Poelstra Show

When I’m looking to move something forward I’ve found better results by getting clear about what I’m committed to rather than searching for motivation. Highlights Where does motivation come from and where do you get it? Motivation is illusive and there is a better way What if you aren’t motivated and that isn’t a problem? Motivation as a by-product of commitment Partial commitment is no commitment What are you committed to in your life? How much time and attention do you give them? What would your life look like if you were committed? If you were committed what would you do? Straight-Line Leadership: Tools for Living with Velocity and Power in Turbulent Times by Dusan Djukich Time Warrior: How to defeat procrastination, people-pleasing, self-doubt, over-commitment, broken promises and chaos by Steve Chandler A commitment is something that you absolutely will do or have done–otherwise it is an intention. How to Get Clients: New Pathways to Coaching Prosperity by Steve Chandler Daily commitments of time and things that I have absolute control What are you creating with your commitments or lack thereof? No judgement around what you are or are not committed to Mark Lauren workout programs Clarity of your desire is stronger than any technique or program Credits Original photo source The post 116: Commitment Not Motivation appeared first on John Poelstra.

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