3 Great Ways To Stay Motivated At Work

Staying motivated at work is easier than you think
when you know what to do.

1. Decide What You Must Achieve Today.

It is easy to get caught up with non-urgent matters
that you can either ignore completely or do at a
later date.

All that clutter leaves you confused about what to
do so you end up procrastinating.

You need to ask yourself:

What is of the utmost importance that I must
complete today?

Define that specific goal and focus solely on that
until you have achieved it.

Clarity is power. It allows you to operate in a
peak state of concentration and will help to ensure
you are at your

best. You will be amazed at how much you will get
done and how successful you will feel when you FOCUS.

2. Break Down Complex Goals Into Manageable Steps.

One of the biggest mistakes people make is the failure
to take big projects and restructure them as a series of

challenging but stimulating tasks.

Take any project and list the sequence of steps you need
to follow. Make sure the steps are big enough to keep your
interest and not so small that you feel bored by the
prospect of moving ahead with the project.

It is very motivating to have a highly specific game plan
that challenges you without leaving you overwhelmed.

Once you have this blueprint written down you can get
started. And make sure to mark your progress with the time
of completion as you work your way through the list.

Tracking the time encourages you to make a game of getting
things done properly and quickly.

3. Use Negative Pressure To Keep You On Target.

This is an unusual but highly effective tip.

Pick someone at work to check in on your progress during
the day. Make sure this person has a positive outlook and
that he or she is fully supportive of your goal to achieve
more. Choose someone you want to impress with your abilities
and productivity.

The secret is to use negative pressure to keep you on track.
i.e. you want to dread the prospect of failure because you do
not want to lose the approval of this person.

You will have moments during the day when you feel good about
the progress you are making. At this point the natural reaction
is to ease up.

You can deal with this by setting up the very real prospect of
disappointing someone who believes in you. This desire to avoid
embarrassment will drive you to give of your best.

Use these three tips each day and watch your productivity soar.

Motivation really is a question of strategy. When you know your
personal motivation blueprint there is nothing you cannot do.

Peter Murphy is a peak performance expert. He recently produced
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