1.Sometimes it's not so much the what or the how that matters, but your why --the purpose behind what you're doing. Being clear about what you're working for can give you the stimulus to stay on course.

Understand Your Why.

6. Positive thoughts lead to positive actions, and self-affirming statements will help you to achieve your best. Take control of how you think, how you feel, how you act. Positivity will help you make the choices that lead to accomplishment.

Keep It Positive.

8. Don't make excuses or waste time rationalizing why you haven't already started. Instead, try to uncover the real reason for the delay and get to work immediately. The best way to begin something is just to begin.

Tackle procrastination head on.

5. Once you have a goal in place, a plan is will take your vision and break down the steps you need to get it done. A goal without a plan, as we know, is just a dream.

Produce a Plan.

3.Defined goals put your ideas into action mode. It's the vital step between planning and doing.

Define Your Goal.

2. When you have to stay motivated, think of the bigger picture. How does this relate not only to yourself but to others? How will it contribute to something important? Where will this make a difference? To accomplish more, think bigger.

Look For The Bigger Picture.

4.Defined goals put your ideas into action mode. It's the vital step between planning and doing.

7.Sometimes just getting started might be the problem. A different approach might give you a new perspective and more energy.

Tackle procrastination head on.

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