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What's Driving Your Motivation

We live in a fast paced world full of images to entice, encourage and even discourage everything from creativity, to doing the wrong thing. That's a lot to take in when trying to craft a life that supports your dreams and aspirations while making a positive contribution to this world. That's why we have to stop and ask ourselves, what's driving our motivation? In today's world mixed messages is an understatement. The good is deemed noble but at times not worth it and the bad is encouraged and lauded. Think this dichotomy of sorts is exaggerated, just sit and look at the world with your eyes wide shut and you'll see a world full of hues that can camouflage good and evil. Talk about a masquerade, you literally have to be sure of your vision for this life and what you have to offer. Have children? While you are assessing the world you live in, you may want to assess their world too? You may think it looks like yours but think again? It's possible to be headed toward different destinations... This doesn't have to be all bad but a double check is worth avoiding the wrong turn in life. The wrong turn isn't about making mistakes it's about being misguided or not surrounding yourself around the truth that honors who you are as an individual.

As we drive with a spirit of positive inspiration, make sure you have positive influences to support, embrace and encourage where you are headed in life. Create a life of honoring others who reciprocate the same. And when all's a go, put the gear in shift and drive full steam ahead. !!!





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