Be motivate to motivate others

Motivation is not something that is easy to find, especially when you grew up in a neighborhood or

household that is generally relaxed and easy to please. But as you get older, you can come to realize that motivation is the key to many human activities. For one, you cannot just sit back, relax, and watch your time spent in school, or you may never get your ticket to go to college.

You cannot just release to college and drink yourself to death ( or a series of F ), or you may never get a job. And when you're finally sitting at your desk or driving your car or working or contributing to the economy, you cannot just leave all your homework and go to bed at home. You will need to do what you did at school: meet deadlines, complete requirements, finish reports, and generally live your life without losing your energy.

How do you motivate yourself? For many people who have been burned in the school, college or workplace, this can be a difficult thing to achieve. However, there are some tips that you can consider when 

you feel you cannot push yourself further and further

- Know exactly what you want. What do you motivate yourself to do? Do you just want to finish a job, or you want to earn lots of money? Set tangible goals, or at least manage it for you. If you know exactly what you want, you can get it, and you can motivate yourself to get

- Give your work a purpose. The problem with many people is that they work hard but they do not know what their job is. Do they want money? They simply work toward money? Do you need money, or will your money have a purpose? Give you a tangible goal so that you can know what you are working on. In search of money is empty net, looking for money so that you can get a good home and a nice car could be more tangible; fighting for more money so you can help your brothers and sisters go to college, your parents enjoy their retirement, and your family to have a better house and the car could be even better

- Take a break. Sometimes being burned means that you need to stay away from things for a while, have some alone time to yourself, and get the perspective of a foreigner in your situation. When you start to get tired more often, your body may be telling you to slow down, and slow can mean revitalize yourself taking a vacation, or even just a walk. You may set aside a little time alone every day to recharge your batteries so you are not constantly faced with work like

- Do not be afraid to say no when we still offer you another duty. Sometimes you can get as much work as you are saturated with stress, and you reach the point where you just want to give up and do not start work. 

Keep your work to a manageable level. You have to stay sane to continue working on the long term

- Reward yourself for a job well done! Planning a trip for yourself, or promise to take you to the movies if 

you complete your work. Small rewards, such as snacks and a cup of hot chocolate, can work