Self-Motivation.

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Self-Motivation

Objective Explain What is Motivation Explain What is Self-Motivation Describe the Importance of Self Motivation Explain the Steps to Self- Motivate Yourself Explain What is Self-Confidence Explain What is Self-Determination Explain the Locus of Control Describe the Can-Do Attitude Explain Visualization and Success List the Differences between Self Motivated and Non Self Motivated Person

Introduction You must have heard the famous proverb - ‘You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink’ This proverb is true for not some of the people but for everyone. Unless and until a person himself wants to do something, no-one can make him do it without his will. This is where self-motivation plays a key role. No matter how much motivation external agents may provide to a person, unless and until a person is self-motivated, he will not be ready to face and achieve the greater goals of his life and to fulfill his destiny Let us now learn in detail about self-motivation

What is Motivation? Motivation is an inferred process within an animal or an individual that causes that organism to move towards a goal. Motivation is a process which initiates, directs and sustains behavior to satisfy various needs or wants.

Three Elements of Motivation • • Total freedom is not possible or desirable, but the struggle to achieve that ideal is the basis for motivation Motivation starts with the desire to be free, to be free from dependency on others, freedom to live the lifestyle we dream of, freedom to explore our ideas

Humanistic Approaches Four General Approaches to Motivation Being Needs Maslow’s Hierarchy Humanistic Approaches Behavioral Approach

What is Self-Motivation? Self motivation is the inspiration behind your behavior and actions. It is a self-action to energize your mind. Tips for Self Motivation: Dream Make concrete Plans Positive Attitude Start with a small step Block external forces Be consistent Avoid procrastination Never Quit.

Importance of Self Motivation Self motivation is important aspect of your life – whether it is social life, relationship, personality development etc. Find out what motivates you. People get motivated by reading books or by influential people. If you are able to motivate yourself, there is no need to depend on external factors. Self motivation is the best inspirational technique.

What Motivates You? • • • If you are not motivated to do something, you either: Have not figured out what you want out of the activity. Do not value what the activity will produce. Are focused on short term thinking instead of long term thinking Most people are motivated to do easy and interesting activity People are motivated to get good results for an unpleasant activity

Steps to Self- Motivate Yourself Step 1 – Get Out of Your Comfort Zone: Br prepared to quit your comfort zone. Your comfort zone is your greatest barrier to achieve your goals. Things become easier if you make friends with your discomfort zone Step 5 – Self Development: Spend at least one hour a day in self-development. Read good books or listen to inspiring tapes. Driving to and from work provides an excellent opportunity to listen to self-improvement tapes Step 3 – Stop Limiting Yourself: Don't indulge in self-limiting thinking. Think empowering, expansive thoughts Step 4 – Be Happy: Choose to be happy. Happy people are easily motivated. Happiness is your birthright so don't settle for anything else Step 2 – Mistakes Happen: Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Wisdom helps us avoid making mistakes and comes from making a million of them

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