While some people are obsessed with normal day-to-day activities, sports, friends, shopping — I’ve always been obsessed with productivity.
It all started when I realized I strongly disliked my life — I had little to no motivation to do anything. I had no goals, no plans; life felt pointless.
I started deep-diving into the world of entrepreneurship. I craved escaping my 9–5, living a life on my own terms, and doing the things that truly make me feel good.
Fast forward to now; I live in Los Angeles, I set my own schedule, I wake up every morning motivated and driven to work and produce results.
I always start my day off with some journaling, daily gratitude, and jotting down a list of things I want to accomplish. I get motivated every single day when I see that list because I know that it will inch me closer to my goals.
Before we jump in, I’m going to be brutally honest with you.
Motivation is fleeting; you can wake up one day feeling motivated to run a marathon, write the next New York Times Best Seller, and deep clean your entire house.
The following day, you can wake up feeling like crap, thinking everything you’ve ever done up to this point is a waste of time, and you’d rather stay in bed all day.
I’ve been there numerous times.
Because of that, I’ve realized it’s important to develop certain habits and principles that will keep you going on the days that are on the rougher side.
Here are a few tips and tricks you can utilize every single day to change your mindset and not only get things done — but feel motivated to do so.
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