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Tips for gaining motivation

JayBerrd

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Does anyone have tips on how to gain motivation? 🤔

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    • JayBerrd

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      @dragonslayer ha I've actually seen that little guy around but I always procrastinate on getting it. I'll check it out. I appreciate you my friend 💙

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    • dragonslayer

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      I have an app called finch that helps. I make my bed so the little bird can be proud

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      • JayBerrd

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        @dragonslayer ha I've actually seen that little guy around but I always procrastinate on getting it. I'll check it out. I appreciate you my friend 💙

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    • Sunnirie

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      I’d say what works for me personally is changing things up so im currently redecorating my room and that’s giving me motivation to do things I haven’t in a while having a new and better space to be productive in can be very good or maybe watching videos of people cleaning to get it done or something like that helps me !! Good luck to you and struggling with lack of motivation sucks so bad

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      • JayBerrd

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        @Sunnirie I appreciate your kind comment! Gosh you saying you're decorating your room makes me wanna be home right now so I can do the same. I guess your advice worked lol, thank you. Next time I get into my room I'll turn on like a video of people cleaning and see how that goes. Thank you my friend 💙

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    • Tastycupcakes

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      Coffee (like absurd amounts where your body is shaking with anxiety and your heart is pumping like you're being chased by a tiger), adderall or other prescribe medication that give your body a big boost to the juice that says let's do things. Starting things is the hardest part so if you let yourself start it you can usually drag yourself into finishing it.

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      • JayBerrd

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        @Tastycupcakes good thing I love coffee lmao. Perhaps this will help. I appreciate you my friend 💙

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    • April_Veneguas

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      I know it sounds insensitive but truly it's just doing it if you need it put a timer no less than 10 minutes and once it's done you can go back to whatever you were doing before

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      • JayBerrd

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        @April_Veneguas I'll try this, it doesn't sound too hard. As a person with undiagnosed ADD and Depression it gets hard to really do anything without getting tired or distracted. I appreciate your feedback my friend 💙

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