Once a need is satisfied, it is no longer a motivator. Satisfaction does not increase motivation. Zig Ziglar

What gets you up in the morning? What gets your heart beating fast? What do you love to do so much that you’d do it for free?

I hope that you have found your purpose for living – your one sentence synopsis for why you are here and what you are to be doing every day. If not, go get “Purpose Drive Life” and read it today! (63 million people already have!)

Also, some of us perform better when we have short-term goals or milemarkers to motivate us. Kinda like Spider Man casting a web at each building on the way to the crime scene.

I encourage you to find something that will motivate you toward a life-changing goal for the few months. Maybe till Dec 31, or maybe your next birthday. Maybe it can be the next 10 lbs off, or the next time you see someone.

Find something that you consider a need, and make that your motivator. Then, do it again! You’ll be productive, satisfied, and fulfilled!