7 ways to Get and Stay Motivated!
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How do you stay motivated and inspired? Want to know ways to keep your passion, your excitement, fired up? By reviewing 
these self-motivators on a regular basis.
1. Get serious.
Make a decision to go all the way to the top. Up to now, you’ve thought about it. Up to now, it’s passed your mind. But now make up your mind to go all the way to the top, and your life will take off. It’s the most extraordinary thing.
2. Know your limiting step.
What’s your limiting step? What’s the one skill area that’s holding you back? What’s the quality? What’s the action? Ask other people. Find out what you need to become good at.
3. Get around the right people.
Who are the right people? Winners. Get around positive people. Get around people with goals and plans, people who are going somewhere with their lives and have high aspirations.
Get around eagles. As Zig Ziglar says, “You can’t scratch with the turkeys if you want to fly with the eagles.”
4. Take care of yourself.
Take excellent care of your health. That means good diet and good exercise. Everybody knows they should eat better foods, work out regularly and get lots of rest, so, start today. If you’re going to work hard five days a week, go to bed early five days a week.
5. See yourself as the best.
Visualize yourself as the very best in whatever you do—continually. Remember, all improvement in your life begins with an improvement in your mental pictures.
6. Talk nicely to yourself.
Control your inner dialogue and practice positive self-talk. How? Say, “I’m the best.” Say it. Say, “I like myself,” “I can do 
it,” “I love my work.” If you say those things to yourself and you don’t believe them, isn’t that lying to yourself?
No, that’s not lying to yourself it’s telling the truth in advance. Because it doesn’t matter where you’re coming from—all that matters is where you’re going.
7. Get going.
Move fast. A sense of urgency is the one thing you can develop that will separate you from everyone else. Develop a bias for action. When you get a good idea, do it now.
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