5 Motivation Hacks

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Starting something new feels exhilarating.

The thrill of a new project, business, or hobby can be intoxicating.

But over time, that excitement fades, and routine sets in.


Here’s how to stay motivated for the long haul:

1. Set up systems early.

  • When you’re still excited, put systems in place.

  • Automate or outsource tasks that drain you.

  • Focus on work you enjoy and are good at.

  • Delegate grunt work to avoid burnout.


Read here about how to use the Eisenhower Matrix to help you free up time and build your business.


2. Remember your WHY.

  • Why did you start this venture?

  • Review your vision and goals regularly.

  • Keep your purpose front and center to maintain motivation.


3. Track your progress.

  • Measure results consistently.

  • This keeps motivation high by showing tangible progress.

  • Use metrics that matter to you and reflect your goals.


4. Celebrate small wins.

  • Every milestone matters.

  • Acknowledge and reward progress.

  • These celebrations keep the momentum going and remind you of your achievements.


5. Get community support.

  • Join groups of like-minded people.

  • Engage with a community that keeps you accountable and inspired.

  • Sharing your journey with others can provide new perspectives and encouragement.


Check out this Ted Talk by Melissa Drake, “The Dance of Collaboration.”

This talk is an eye-opening look at how collaboration helps people, businesses, and communities succeed personally and professionally.


6. Learn from others.

  • Read books and stories about people who achieved what you want.

  • Let their experiences can inspire and guide you.

  • Understand the challenges they faced and how they overcame them.


Of course, having a hand in everything helps you grow.

Early on, it’s beneficial to be involved in all aspects of your project or business.

This understanding allows you to create effective processes and eventually hand them off.

Embrace this period. It’s necessary for you to later create systems and processes to keep growing without your constant involvement.

What strategies keep you motivated when things get tough?

See you next week,

Noemi ✨


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Today’s book recommendation

Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela Duckworth.

This book reveals how sustained effort and resilience can outshine talent, making it a must-read for anyone seeking to achieve long-term success.

 

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