Dave's Blog

Motivation is willingness to act.

And without a necessity – there is no action.

So to generate action – we have to generate the necessity first.

Our will to act, is dependent on our mental focus.

And our mental focus is a part of our perception.

The perception of everything we perceive is steered by our interests.

And we’re mostly interested in the things we want.

Our will to act, is linked to the pushing and pulling forces that lead to action.

Examples for pushing forces:

- Don’t wants
- Fears
- Possible losses
- Risks
- Diseconomies

Examples for pulling forces:

- wants
- needs
- dreams
- aspirations

Before we act, we’re right in between these two forces.

If we don’t act, we risk falling onto the terrain of the forces behind us.

And when we ignore what’s in front, we suddenly lack the motives.

Motivation takes it's beginning in our thoughts.

And certain thoughts attract more thoughts of the same genre.

Control of thoughts leads to Control of self.

And control of self leads to control of the outer circumstances.