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Motivation is a fallacy. It exists only in the illusion of our minds and our thoughts. It is the human “magic trick” to make us think we actually did something but we really did not. If you set your goal, and you feel motivated by doing the little things and then losing your drive to go for the goal.
You don't want it as bad as you think you want it
That man in the picture. He is not motivated. He has no damn arms and yet he still pulls a wheelbarrow with his waist.
Do you know what he has that you probably don't? Foresight.
He knows that , should he stop pulling that wheelbarrow he probably won't be fed. So in order to survive he has formed this unwavering habit to pull this wheelbarrow. Even if he has no arms.
He understands that good habits and proper execution produce result, not the illusion of motivation.
While motivation is good, it does not accomplish the end goal. It does not yield proper results as much as discipline does.
Stop depending on external things like motivation to fuel your drive to do something. Instead look within yourself, look within the motive of your heart and find out what it is you need to do.
Because this man, he has discipline, foresight, And he does his job even when he does not want to.
How bad do you want what you want?

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