Action makes Motivation

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A lot of people, including the author herself up until recently, believe that motivation is what inspires action. Motivation is the offshoot of circumstances. It is not the originator of circumstances. That sounds kind of backwards to many people, but the truth is that we all feel very motivated when we are getting a lot accomplished. However, if we sit around on the couch, waiting for motivation to strike, it rarely does.

Why is it that action makes motivation?

Well, action is live productivity. When repeated or continued over a period of time, this live productivity multiplies and begins to inspire more action and more live productivity. It builds on itself, so that the foundation for your sense of accomplishment has already been laid down. It becomes closer to a house being built as time goes on, especially if done in a short amount of time, rather than spread out with lots of long breaks in between. It is the continuous action which makes the highest motivation and the highest energy to fuel more action. If you have interruption, then you dilute the effect of the effect of what you are doing. It is better by far to keep at what you are doing, no matter what, until it is finished.

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