Daily habits of inspirational people
- Focus on the process, not the outcome: feel inspired by the work you do and by everything that is required to achieve results.
- pay attention to your impact, to how you make others feel and then make sure it's the kind of impact you want to be having.
- Push your comfort zone. Those surrounding you will feel inspired and they will most likely follow suit.
- Focus on your well-being. If you feel good, you will naturally inspire others.
- Commit to a vision and never give up. When others know what motivates you and your commitment to what's important to you, they will feel inspired.
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