By: Brian Harris
Perhaps you’ve heard the old quip, “When all is said and done, far more is said than done.”
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Finding the Motivation to Exercise is About Defining Our Why
By: Steff Willis
We all know the benefits of exercising include improved physical and mental health, yet many of us struggle to find the motivation.
Helping Young People to Find Motivation
By: Helping Hands TV
The many pressures and expectations being faced by young people today makes it harder than ever before for them to find motivation, according to Brett Ryan from Focus on the Family.
The Positive Impact of Cheering on Young People
By: Helping Hands TV
The many pressures and expectations being faced by young people today makes it harder than ever before for them to find motivation, according to Brett Ryan from Focus on the Family.
How Can I Find Momentum to Achieve My Goals?
By: Rinet Van Lill
As the year speeds by, many of us have long forgotten our New Year’s resolutions. It seems like that fresh burst of motivation has simply vanished in the blink of an eye!
Why is it So Hard to Keep my Goals?
By: Katelyn Tasker
Do you find it hard to set goals? Or, when you do set goals, do you find it hard to keep them?
The Most Effective Way to Build Motivation
Here’s a quick quiz for you.
Think about the children you raise, the students you teach, or the employees you oversee. If you want them to be motivated and have the BEST attitude towards whatever you’re asking them to do, what matters most?
Nothing Worth Doing Is Ever Easy
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By: Sabrina Peters
It’s about this time every semester I feel the full weight of Uni. Sometimes I find myself asking the question through gritted teeth, “Why am I studying again?!
How to Motivate Kids – and Why Rewards aren’t the Answer
How do you motivate kids? It may be one of the biggest struggles parents and teachers experience. We remind them to clean their room or do their schoolwork. They reply that it’s too hard.
The Vocabulary of the Persuasive Leader
By: Michael McQueen
In the mid-1800s, vast tracts of land in central Australia were granted to immigrants who had, in many cases, just arrived from Europe. These farmers and pastoralists found themselves with a challenge – they were now in control of expanses of land that were, in some cases, almost as large as the countries they had just come from.