Monday Morning Inspirational Video – Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us

This is a video I came across via Twitter yesterday and like the Tweeter said, “It’s absolutely fascinating”.  It’s a little over 10 minutes but worth it.  If you cannot watch it all right away, definitely bookmark it for later viewing.  Enjoy!

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And please, let me know what you think too, by leaving a comment in the box below.  Have a great week!

Five Point Focus

Did you see the movie Pulp Fiction? I know that seems like an off way to start a blog post on ‘Inspiration’ but there’s a simple point here, trust me. When Uma Thurman and John Travolta went to dinner, Uma told him about the TV Pilot she did. She said the name of it was, “Fox Force Five” which is a team of 5 women, each with different specialties for fighting ‘bad guys’. With each one, focusing on using her special capabilities, they were collectively a force to be reckoned with.

So all of that to lead you into my post about the Power of Focus. A total of Five (5) Points to follow. And here goes:

When you have a pile of bills that you have no idea how you are going to pay, you cannot focus on the bills, because you will continue to attract more bills. You have to find a way that works for you to focus on prosperity, despite the bills around you. – Rhonda Byrne

1. Focus on your goal, the how will follow Get clear on what you want to achieve and focus on it. Do not decide on what you want to achieve based on what you think is possible. Allow yourself to dig deep for what you really want, more than anything else, no matter how impossible it may seem. Write this down and give it your focus several times a day, everyday. You will attract the ‘how’ and ‘the means’. Think about anything else you every ‘truly’ wanted, a new car, entrance to an exclusive school, a new cell phone, whatever. Notice how you somehow got what you wanted. We have all had these experiences but think they’re too small to count. They count! And what’s more, the same principle can be applied to bigger things.

2. Focus on the task at hand Set your intention for your tasks and focus on them. If you sit down to write a blog post, do your budget for the month or other task. Focus on it. Do not allow yourself to get distracted by emails or the thought of other tasks on your plate. Schedule your to-do list if you have to. And give each item their due time and focus.

3. Focus on Solutions We all have problems, especially unexpected ones. That’s life. However, you can choose to focus on the problem or you can choose to focus on the solution. Try to make a habit of focusing on the problem just long enough to acknowledge it and find a solution for it. Once you make this a habit, you will get better at taking life’s problems in stride.

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By 18 Lalita Booth was married, a mother, a high school dropout and homeless. Did I mention substance abuse? That was in the picture, too. But somewhere on her tough road, Lalita decided to grow up, pull her act together for herself and her son. See what’s possible when one young mother decides it’s time.

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