Many of us are self-motivated to a certain degree. For example if you go get up and go to work you wont get paid and with no money you can't pay your bills. You get the picture, if you really don't enjoy your line of work in this is not self-motivation. Because if it wasn't for your job you would probably stay in bed. When it comes to things we enjoy doing like fishing get up early to make sure the first at Lake. When it comes to things we don't enjoy doing it quickly lose motivation and we try to avoid doing them. For most of us when it comes to doing things apart from our jobs like exercising, building a home business, and ect. We become lazy and just don't want to do it. Why? Because we know that this will be challenging being outside of our comfort zone and we don't want to be uncomfortable. Some people are very self-motivated we called them things like success, go getters, cream of the crop, the top 5%.Those who defeat all odds to accomplish their dreams. The people who just get up and do what they have to do to get where they want to be. So I'm going to share with you some techniques that I use to focus and to increase my self-motivation.
1. Track success, write down some things you have been avoiding and go do them. Example pay a pass. Track all the task you have completed.
2. Be in gratitude. Be grateful for what you have and what you have already accomplished. Build on the skill sets that you already have and don't let what you don't know overwhelm you. Whenever we are stressed, overwhelmed and worried we let all our imaginations run wild. So our judgment becomes clouded in the tend to make bad decisions. Being self-motivated is a state of mind your mind has to be clear and focused on whatever task you are trying to complete. Meditation can also help clear your thoughts and focus your mind. Here is a quote from a famous author,

" You can't defend your judgment when your imagination is out of focus."
Mark Twain

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