Have You Caught a Fever Lately???

What is MOTIVATION?
Motivation is one of the most powerful weapons available to us for bringing about change and shaping our circumstances. Motivation is the engine that powers our vehicle to success and fulfillment. Many dreams, goals and good intentions have been jettisoned primarily due to lack of motivation.

It is so crucial that we maintain our motivation levels, because we are unlikely to achieve and substantial measure of success without sufficient motivation.

Motivation does several things to us and to our circumstances. A vivid understanding of its power is necessary, if we're to use it to our benefit.

First, motivation makes us better as a whole. When you're highly motivated, you experience a much greater sense of clarity. You gain a deeper understanding of problems. Motivation also increases our discipline levels; tasks that look Herculean suddenly become ordinary.

You should also know that our motivation levels are almost proportional to our leadership levels. It's no surprise that in a group of people, the general tendency is for the most charismatic person in the group to attain leadership. Motivation makes giants out of timid minds. It transforms even the feeblest minds into determined fighters.

More than this, motivation also empowers us to bring change to our lives, our circumstances and ultimately our world. Motivation is so infectious. once a highly motivated person enters a circle of ordinary folks, everyone of them soon catches the "fever" and changes, developments and improvements that would hitherto have been impossible begin to occur.

Our most powerful dreams capable of causing tremendous transformation around us are almost always birthed in periods of intensely high motivation. In periods of high motivation, we see things as they should be, we see things as we believe them to be in our innermost recesses, and we begin to work with such intense fervency that we soon surpass even our wildest expectations.

But by far the most important benefit of motivation is our ability to both attempt the hitherto unattemptable and achieve many times more than what we would normally achieve.
When we begin most projects or tasks or try to achieve some preset goal, we usually begin with boundless enthusiasm. Along the way we gradually lose steam and by and large we jettison our goals. Motivation guarantees that we prosecute our goals with unwavering iron-clad ferocity.

Motivation guarantees our weathering the storms and turbulences of life and its many uncertainties.

If there's an ironclad guarantee for attaining any goal whatsoever, it's this: get motivated and stay that way.