Sometimes in life we feel stuck. Maybe you feel you hit a road block in life or you are having trouble being inspired. However, we are never really "stuck", because there is no standing still in life; we are either moving forward or going backwards. When we believe we are stuck, we are actually moving back in our life. What you need to help you get back on your feet again is momentum; this is what will get you into action and "un-stuck". Where does momentum come from in our business?
- Leaders
- Managers
- Followers
Leaders create momentum. Leaders know that sometimes it's "the start" that stops us. Leaders know how to create the momentum. Followers know how to tap into it. Managers know how to tap into that momentum that was created, plus keep it going once it's begun. Many of us in this business start off as followers. We then transition into managers, so we can help other people move forward. However, not that many of us actually move into the driver's seat and become that leader who creates momentum. Some people may believe that it is too difficult to create momentum, or that it takes more energy than you think you possess. This is not the case at all. You can be a leader and create momentum, you just have to put the right attitude into place.
It all starts with your attitude. Do not be influenced by today's economically challenged world. Sometimes when we feel financially overwhelmed the smallest task seems huge, don't let this affect your attitude. Prevail! While everyone else is feeling down on themselves, be the optimistic one. When you have a negative attitude, people have to motivate you. This action actually takes away from the momentum because now you are like a weight or extra work, as opposed to someone who is maintaining the momentum or creating it. This is a great opportunity for people who truly understand that attitude plays a key role in creating momentum and how implementing a good attitude will help you maintain it. Decide today that you are going to remove as much of the negativity from your life as possible. Choose to plug into positive reinforcement such as our "Daily Morning Motivation Call" as opposed to the negativity seen in the news.
Avoid momentum killers:
- Procrastination
- Drama
- Negativity
- Fear
Some of us may not be happy with our current situation, and want to change it. Although we have the need to change it, we sometimes have trouble finding the energy or inspiration that we need to move forward. Procrastination is one of the worst momentum killers. Avoid saving things for tomorrow, get into action today! We all encounter drama in our lives, however, it is important that we limit the effect it has on our life. Do not let the drama you may face in your personal life spill into your professional life; drama is a definite energy drain. Fear is another momentum killer that can overflow into many areas of your life if you let it. Banish your fear by taking part in activities that will minimize it. Remember, idle time is not good time and fear will grow. Have clarity, always look ahead to the next step you have to take. Momentum starts with you and then moves into your life.
Decide what you want your future to be like; know that you can create it, and get into action! Start doing things today that will help move you forward tomorrow. As soon as you get moving, take that energy and repeat the process daily. All of you have greatness inside and have an opportunity to bring greatness into other people's lives. Realize today that you can handle your own motivation and you don't need to be a follower or even a manager. Become that leader that everybody looks to for their motivation and momentum! Have a wonderful day!
Cheers,
Garrett & Sylvia McGrath
XELR8 / Bazi First 250K Diamonds
TeamInspirit.com
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Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Are you giving or are you taking? How to avoid momentum killers
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