Motivation

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What is your motivation for training? Wait. Before you answer, let us entertain a thought. Often, our initial answer is more for the person asking than it is for ourselves. With the exception of psychopaths and people who don’t like pineapple on their pizza, we’re wired to connect with the […]

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Rusty cage

Whatever you believe, it’s true. “I don’t have the motivation to exercise.” “I am addicted to sugar.” “I fail to understand the geopolitical situation in the sub-Saharan Africa.” Old and ingrained beliefs hold you back. The way you see yourself and the way you see the world are what built […]

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Moving past motivation

We give motivation (or more like, the lack of it) way too much control and credit for our (in)actions. Blaming the lack of motivation is a fruitless pursuit. So is waiting for the motivation to strike before taking action. After a certain point, seeking for the holy grail of motivation […]

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You Will Exhaust Your Motivation Soon

Did you make a new year’s resolution to improve your health in 2017? Maybe you started a new training routine or decided to eat less chicken nuggets? There’s a great chance that you are about to have a dip in motivation. And you want to be ready for it when […]

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The Hard Fact About Motivation

We are what we repeatedly do. – Aristotle Motivation increases as we make promises to ourselves and keep them. The size of the promise doesn’t matter. By doing what you said you’d do you’ll empower yourself for future success. You’ll increase the awareness of self-control and licence yourself to accept […]

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What Is The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy That You Keep Telling Yourself?

“I hate exercise.” “I am a terrible cook.” “I am not a morning person.” “I am a highly-gifted procrastinator.” “My feet pronate. Therefore I suck at life.” Any of those sound familiar? Maybe not, maybe your’s is something different. But guaranteed that most of us have some form of self-fulling […]

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