I posted on
the WW message boards on our 100+ Maintainers thread that I seem to be low on
motivation these days. I think my
motivation just comes and goes. Some
days meal planning is easy. Some days it
feels like a struggle and I just don’t want to do it.
My very
wise WW buddies came through with some really great motivation thoughts and
quotes. Regina posted several from her
Basic Wisdom Thread on 12/24,
“The new WW kit (like last year’s)
includes a workbook. One chapter discusses motivation. It explains that
motivation is not an ‘on or off’ situation, but rather is more like a circle.
At the top (12:00), you are very motivated. At th15 (3:00) on the circle, you are
losing some motivation. At the 30 (6:00), slowing down even more. At the 45 (9:00), really not very
motivated…and then you can go back up to the top of the circle and be highly
motivated again.”
― Jim Rohn
“I don't see motivation as binary -
it's a continuum.
If I had to pick an analogy, I'd say the relationship between motivation and my weight is like a seesaw. As my motivation goes down, my weight goes up. Conversely, as my weight goes down my motivation goes up.
Also, motivation is an external driver - it's not within my control. I prefer to rely on commitment and determination, which are more within my control.”
If I had to pick an analogy, I'd say the relationship between motivation and my weight is like a seesaw. As my motivation goes down, my weight goes up. Conversely, as my weight goes down my motivation goes up.
Also, motivation is an external driver - it's not within my control. I prefer to rely on commitment and determination, which are more within my control.”
“I think motivation is one of three elements that need to be in place for success: Motivation, Determination, and Results. If we have Motivation (the reason to do it) and Determination (actually doing it) and we don't see any Results, then Motivation and Determination will eventually take a hit. I do believe that all three elements need to be in play as a three pronged web to see us through.”
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