Self-Motivation Hacks: 15 Simple Practical Hacks to Get Motivated and Stay Motivated

· Life 'n' Hack
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Unlock The Keys To Get Motivated And Stay Motivated

Have you ever felt like a failure for being unable to motivate yourself? Is everyone else around you able to move forward and complete things seemingly at ease? Does your lack of ability to complete tasks leave you feeling frustrated like you aren’t good enough?

Self-motivation can help alleviate these problems. It can keep you going whenever you are at a lack of energy or simply don't "feel" like it...but why bother?

Your self-motivation is a combination of passion, enthusiasm, and action that you foster from within yourself. It allows you to dig for positivity and accomplish goals to become more fulfilled and happy. It allows you to face and overcome adversity with less difficulty. You can even use self-motivation to bring out inner strength and become more confident.

With good self-motivation, you can achieve more allowing you to excel in work and life. By learning how to stoke your inner fire, you can propel yourself forward to become the best version of yourself.

In “Self-Motivation Hacks,” discover how to:

- Ignite your motivational engine to jumpstart activities

- Give yourself a boost by recalling your own achievements

- Fuel and connect your own adrenaline to personal motivation

- Find your inner winner mentality and get into warrior mode

- See the worst case scenario to snap yourself out of languid mode

- Create manageable increments and set yourself up for success

- Use other people's feedback to get motivated on the right track

- Overcome any major setback by looking for micro-solutions

- Be reinvigorated by the unknown to get excited rather than afraid

- Sustain your motivation through the 5-Tier Motivational Pyramid

…and more for you to unlock!

Motivation is your greatest asset. With it, you can move past physical and emotional blocks and boundaries to realize your full potential. Make the impossible possible through self-motivation.

Ratings and reviews

4.8
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Katie Willman
22 July 2017
This book was an interesting read. I'm a Psychology major, and I'll be entering grad school to continue my studies in Psychology next year, so these type of self-help books (even of the short-and-simple variety) really appeal to me both personally and professionally. First, there is a small explanation for what self-motivation is and why it matters. Then, the book has broken-up what could be a monstrous task (finding this motivation in and applying this motivation to oneself) into fifteen small "hacks". (Note - I like the use of the "hack" word throughout the book, and in its title. This word is a buzzword for millennials and others looking to do things ever-faster in our quick-paced, technologically-driven society). The hacks are all really simply written and easy to understand. Some deep psychology is used, actually, but without all the frills and scientific words. However, this speaks to the validity of the process used for motivation! (For instance: the "pyramid" of Hack 5 reminds me a lot of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which is a well-respected theory on motivation/achievement). Sometimes, I even wish there was a little more simplification (like on discussion of "visualization"...some people really struggle with even just that, so maybe a bit more break-down would be cool) because the authors simplify the rest so well! Good example anecdotes and stories are used throughout, and each hack includes practical application "assignments" - like homework for what you've just learned. The last thing I liked is a thorough and consistent focus on the positive. Those who struggle with self-motivation would obviously need this kind of boost in what they're reading. The book is really positive, while also addressing what could be negative as you go along. I don't think the authors can promise anyone will be conquering the world with these hacks, (but, who knows?) but in the end, the reader will at least have a lot of tools on how to self-start and begin (or REbegin) any project or task. It's also a fun introduction lesson on introspection, especially for those who have never tried it.
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Sara Hnasko
13 September 2017
Lately, I have been lacking in my normally high self-motivation. Life has been overly busy and my mind was tired. I was finding it hard to complete tasks that required a lot of mental thought. I really needed a great instructional and inspirational book to regain myself. Self-Motivation Hacks, by Life 'N' Hack, has greatly helped me to regain my self-motivation. I no longer feel overwhelmed with what I need to do and I don't feel mental tiredness anymore. The exercises that the author suggests to do when you feel like not doing an important task, has greatly helped me. Doing breathing exercises and writing lists when you feel like you can't perform a task, as the author suggests, has made my self-motivation levels rise significantly. I really enjoyed reading this book. It was very well written with hardly any grammar or punctuation errors. The tone was motivating and it made me want to do what I needed to do, then to pursue my dreams. I found that the author is very knowledgeable and I have sincerely taken his advice to heart. I would highly recommend this to anyone who may be having an issue with self-motivation, even if it is only a slight amount.
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