by Steve Wickham
It's like all of his energy is sapped and for reasons unknown to you, you can not not do anything about it. For some, what happens in odd day here and there, but for others it is an experience almost every day. I am in the first category. I have a BLAH day and then what follows the next day, invariably, is an explosion of energy that apparently is equal to three days of effort and achievement. How is this so?
Fluctuation morale and motivation. Who can tell what gives here? If we know and can do something about it, then we should. Our conscience (and our conscience) is being aware that for some reason. Listen and implement everything they're saying, if not today, because you're feeling BLAH, then tomorrow should do. Just do it sometime soon.
I believe that now - BLAH. There is a lack of sleep, or a lack of spirit, or lack of energy per se. This is where the willpower comes into play. Will you make the next thing. Just start. Use your brain to process movements that are required. Move your arms and legs despite what is not going to power over them. His influence will be held soon and suddenly you are congratulating you a little job well done (or at least do).
Will is our source of mental energy - is a decision to act. It comes from disciplined thinking. They are thinking about what is right and just and equitable, and then using mental processing power.
If you have a problem with procrastination, just do something. Then do one more thing, and then another and another. Soon, the job is done!
© Copyright 2008, Steven John Wickham. All rights reserved worldwide.
Steve Wickham is a measure of safety and health professional (BSc) and a qualified lay Christian minister (GradDipDiv). His passion for the vocation is the facilitation and coaching; encouraging people to rise to a higher value of their potential. Steve passion is key to work / life balance and re-creation of value for living, and an exploration of the individual within us.
It's like all of his energy is sapped and for reasons unknown to you, you can not not do anything about it. For some, what happens in odd day here and there, but for others it is an experience almost every day. I am in the first category. I have a BLAH day and then what follows the next day, invariably, is an explosion of energy that apparently is equal to three days of effort and achievement. How is this so?
Fluctuation morale and motivation. Who can tell what gives here? If we know and can do something about it, then we should. Our conscience (and our conscience) is being aware that for some reason. Listen and implement everything they're saying, if not today, because you're feeling BLAH, then tomorrow should do. Just do it sometime soon.
I believe that now - BLAH. There is a lack of sleep, or a lack of spirit, or lack of energy per se. This is where the willpower comes into play. Will you make the next thing. Just start. Use your brain to process movements that are required. Move your arms and legs despite what is not going to power over them. His influence will be held soon and suddenly you are congratulating you a little job well done (or at least do).
Will is our source of mental energy - is a decision to act. It comes from disciplined thinking. They are thinking about what is right and just and equitable, and then using mental processing power.
If you have a problem with procrastination, just do something. Then do one more thing, and then another and another. Soon, the job is done!
© Copyright 2008, Steven John Wickham. All rights reserved worldwide.
Steve Wickham is a measure of safety and health professional (BSc) and a qualified lay Christian minister (GradDipDiv). His passion for the vocation is the facilitation and coaching; encouraging people to rise to a higher value of their potential. Steve passion is key to work / life balance and re-creation of value for living, and an exploration of the individual within us.
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