Truth About Motivational Quotes

I am aware that I am racing against the natural flow by writing this, especially in a world where majority of the articles or posts are motivational posts. To be honest, motivational quotes or talks are precisely made to make us feel that we are not alone and they are made to make us gear up and take off. But, how often do we do it? How many times have you actually stepped out and ran off? I am not depicting the scenarios where people have done it, but majority of us are sluggish to do so.

I will list down some motivational quotes. Go ahead and read them.

• Dream bigger. Do bigger.

• Don’t stop when you’re tired. Stop when you’re done.

• Wake up with determination. Go to bed with satisfaction.

• It’s going to be hard, but hard does not mean impossible.

• The key to success is to focus on goals, not obstacles.

Now I am sure that you’re all motivated and you’re feeling the will to break down a mountain by yourself and make your way towards something. You’re all pumped up and you feel that you can do anything.

The beauty of this enegry flow lies in the continuity of our thought process. The way we intake these quotes solely depends on our mood and mindset. I will give you a test, try following it. After reading these quotes, refrain yourself from reading anything else and let the motivated mind scale down things for you as it feels. Carry out your usual routine and come back after an hour. Do you still feel the same way you felt an hour ago? I suppose not, but some would say otherwise. Take a day off and come back again. What kind of thoughts are running in your mind? I guess the same thoughts that were in your mind before you were pumped up by these quotes.

Internet, being the most obvious insidious source of information as well as misinformation, is filled with content tales about motivation and inspiration. One can easily fail to recognize that the quotes and their effect is impartial and ephemeral.

Lasting and genuine motivation can’t, unfortunately, come from the outside world. It must arise from our own conscious. The very root of our conscious must be inculcated with repeated thoughts of taking action on our goals rather than dreaming about the success of it.

Stay motivated and take inspiration from the amount of work you do