How to BE Fully Motivated

The missing ingredient in most cases is a burning desire. To exemplify a burning desire I'd like to tell you a story.

How to be fully motivated

For the people in one small Midwest village, the shortest distance to town was a path through the cemetery. One afternoon, the gravediggers received a rush call to dig a grave across that frequently used, well-worn path to town.

Soon after dark, on his way to town through the cemetery, Joe fell into that open grave. After several unsuccessful attempts to get out of the freshly-dug grave, Joe decided to sit back and wait for help.

Before long, he heard his friend Harry coming down the path, whistling away the ghosts and goblins he imagined present on any dark night in the cemetery.

Not wanting to scare his friend, Harry, with voices from the grave, Joe waited too long to warn him about the open grave, and Harry fell into the opposite end of the same grave. Since the damage was done and just for fun, Joe decided to wait and see what Harry would do.

Sure enough, just as Joe had done, Harry jumped and scrambled, doing everything he could think of, trying desperately to get out of that grave. Then Harry reached out, tapped Harry on the shoulder, and said,

If you find yourself living in a rut, what you need to realize is:

"A rut is just a grave with the ends kicked out"

If you're interested, I'd like to show you how to be fully motivated for choosing out of your rut. Let's start with a little logic.

Life is really much simpler than we humans make it out to be.

Having life BE the way we want it, requires only that we choose to BE the one who will have life be that way.

And, as a result of certain life principles, once we've chosen, life just turns out that way if we can let it happen, and if we're willing to DO whatever comes up to do in the reality of that new BEING choice.

How could life be simpler than that? But we humans  make that simple process seem so complicated. We play a victim role, pretending that we had no choice. But there's always a choice if we can find the courage to make it.

So, what would your life be like if you threw caution to the winds and chose out of your victim role?

Take another look at the three ingredients to choosing:

Before you can choose, you must:

1. Know what you want

2. Believe that you can have it

3. Have a burning desire for it

If any one of these three ingredients is missing from your want list, you won't make the BEING commitment necessary to having the life you want.

And, believe me, it's a fact of life, that the quality of  your life cannot change for the better until you commit to a new way of BEING relative to your perceived problem.

In the Online BEING WORKSHOP, we'll be

showing you how to know what you want, proving to you that you can have it and then be helping you build a fire under your desire for it

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Article by Darel Rutherford, Permission to reprint this article is hereby granted provided the following contact information is included: darel@richbits.com or http://www.1money-solutions.com/ ========================================
 

If you feel you have a self-worth issue to solve, call me, Darel Rutherford, for a free half-hour consultation. I'd be pleased to set up an appointment to talk with you about your problem and perhaps see if I can set you on the path toward raising the bar on your self-worth so you can have what you want from life.

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