I am so often asked where I find my motivation, why do I do what I do and what is the vision I have for my life.<
The truth is I'm not really certain ... Things just evolved over time ... I guess I am curious, want to have fun and grew up with the desire to do something legendary. I have great big goals for the distant future, a general idea of what the medium term will look like and a pretty good idea of what my focus will be over the next to 6 - 12 months.
What surprises me most is how little some people know about themselves.
They are on autopilot!
Out of curiosity, I as ask them...
What's your favourite food ... "I don't know" What's your favourite colour ... "I don't know" What did you dream about as a kid ... "I can't remember" This same person could probably name every player of their favourite sports team, but is dissatisfied at work because they feel trapped. Of course this isn't true of all people, and we all have different examples of this but if they don't even know what they like eating what hope is there for confidence in the rest of their life. Enjoy this video where Anthony Robbins talks about motivation. He is an extraordinary speaker, entertaining and deeply insightful.
DISCLOSURE
I’ve joked for much of my adult life that if I’m going to hell, it’ll probably be for my spelling, grammar, and proofreading.
I’m not diagnosed, but I’m fairly sure I have some level of dyslexia, so yes, I use AI to help with my writing. While I write about things based on deep and varied life experience and ongoing study, the thoughts are my own, I do use AI to check my thinking and to help tidy up what I’ve written ... if you like a virtual editor. Trust me it's as much for you as it is for me :-)
I don’t like AI slop either, so while this writing is mostly for myself, I hope you find some value in it too.
