Setting Goals and Sticking to It

Strength doesn’t come from what you can do. It comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t.”

motivation to do something you are most likely not going to want to do it.

An individual’s reason behind an action can often be simplified to a mere flake of motivation. This motivation constantly pushes them to reach a goal that they have established for themselves. This, in fact, can be spoken to affect every person over each stretch of their lives. Motivation, like any other sensation, has a very specific feeling. This feeling can often be identified as a heated sensation, as if someone had lit a match in their stomach; Everything that needs to be done, from that point, seemed like it was laid out on a yellow brick road.

Everyone will face obstacles one day in life; but we can bow down and let them take over us or we can rise up to the challenge and conquer them. Often this rush of adrenaline or excitement cause one’s inner sense to take over and show what an individually can really do; this is often remarkable and shows that when you are backed into a corner, your inner strength shines through. Do not let this fear of a challenge over take you ,but instead use it to your advantage and show the world who you really are.

It is very important for us to understand in the first place, the task to accomplish. Every information we need are in

The motivation that results from the doubt or disbelief of others is very powerful and it has the ability to make the impossible a reality. We have all heard the stories of the wealthy businessmen and the famous sports athletes who defied the little chance they had to succeed in life. These are true examples of what a person can accomplish when he uses the doubt of others to motivate himself to accomplish an extremely difficult goal. The significance and pleasure of this type of motivation can not be denied. However, it is even more important for a person to be internally motivated and not have to rely on the influence of others.

I knew those words were coming, but I still bemusedly processed to what Jill had indirectly told me. I stared blankly into the words on the papers. She kept talking. Her voice in the background sounded like screeches on a chalkboard: painful and loud. I read over the words again.

People become stronger by building up their self-confidence from, when they are faced with difficult times.

Let’s say in 5th grade you decided that you weren't good at math. Let’s say in eighth you decide reading is dumb and vow never to pick up another book. Let’s say you get to high school and decide to start skipping classes. For every class you skip you get a pothole in your road making it, not impossible, but a less pleasant ride. Eventually, if you keep thumping down this road, you’ll blow a tire, the tire being your motivation. After that why keep going when it’s far easier to just get off at the next exit.

Significant product of persistence is development of character and happy and certain trust. These qualities fuel each other. Tirelessness produces development and trust. Thus development and trust produces constancy. In times when all appears to be lost and miserable it might be in any event some encouragement to know with the right state of mind it is creating the extraordinary product of development and trust. This may be for you as well as for the advantage of those whose lives you touch. When you are enticed to offer into debilitation and antagonism remember the open door you need to show a predominant

I realized then how this is a true adventure for me. For this moment, I have no idea how I will conquer this challenge. I know for sure that I will not end up dead or hurt, but I just don’t know what the solution is. For this moment, I am stranded. However, in the next moment, I must go on. I pull myself up, tighten my backpack, and fix my helmet. I make my way down one trail, but decide it will be too treacherous. I pull my folded map out of my pocket. It says that there is only one way down, and it’s the way that I have just checked out.

Recalling his previous thoughts in Meditation Two, the Meditator supposes that what he sees does not exist, that his memory is faulty, that he has no senses and no body, and that extension, movement and place are mistaken notions. Perhaps, he remarks, the only certain thing remaining is that there is no certainty. Although this argument often seems logical and fully-developed, Descartes uses this meditation to as inspiration prove that perhaps there is one thing that is absolutely certain in the universe: his existence.

The first reason why your thoughts determine your successes or failures is if people say “you can’t, you wont”. When someone says “I can't do this” the person will think that they can’t so whatever

and this quantity of motion is “the product of its speed and its size” (Descartes, 1644/2012, p.33), but the conception of speed used by Descartes is an scalar rather than considered as a vector like velocity (as modern development shows (Gerald Holton and Stephen G. Brush , 2001, p. 210)), nonetheless Descartes suggests that “the mind does not directly move the external limbs, but simply controls the animal spirits which flow from the heart via the brain into the muscles, and sets up certain motions in them..” (Descartes, 1641/1985, p. 161), and this allow the interaction of substances in Cartesian terms, in other words, according to Descartes, the soul only change the direction of the body, but cannot add motion to the physical bodies; however, this is the problem of the interaction in Cartesian terms: as Dennett explain “any change in the trajectory of any physical entity is an acceleration requiring the expenditure of energy” (Dennett, 1991, p. 35), thus, the Cartesian explanation should violate the laws of physics, in other words as Dennett asks “…where is this energy to come from?” (Dennett, 1990, p.35), and this energy cannot come from a

For Aristotle 'nearby movement is the essential kind of movement and the essential sort of movement is roundabout movement ' For Aristotle this implies everything is moving, and the best type of development is development in a round movement in light of the fact that a circle is the ideal type of development. It has no starting and no end, it is consistent and everlasting. Aristotle saw this movement in everything, even the human presence is that of a cycle. We are conceived, recreate and pass on, in a nonstop presence pretty much as the eminent bodies start at one point and move around until they are toward the starting point once more. Aristotle expressed his point as the accompanying: