Sometimes the best way to get motivated is to find your rhythm. As you sit there procrastinating and feeling lethargic, you might begin to feel as though the job will never get done. But as soon as you jump into it, you’ll discover that it becomes so much easier to get the work done. You begin to really get in the zone, concentrating on the tasks and finishing them one by one. However, it is important to pace yourself and take occasional breaks in order to avoid burnout.
3. Change Your Approach and Don’t Get Discouraged
There are times when you just get the sense that something isn’t working the way you were hoping. Perhaps you aren’t generating the right ideas. Or you are having a difficult time finding a solution to a problem. This is when you need to pause and consider taking a different approach. This is not a zero-sum game in which there is only one way to accomplish a goal. With just a few weeks, you’ll be on the right track!
