Focused motivation vs unfocused motivation

If you want to make huge changes in your life…

Then you’ll want to avoid the trap of trying to make dozens of changes at once.

I realize the temptation is huge.

You discover subliminals that really work to make changes in your life.

You get super excited and want to change everything about yourself…

Everything that is holding you back…

And you want to change it all, now.

One of the most overlooked mistakes in personal development is unfocused motivation.

Basically, it’s wanting to make changes in yourself and your life so quickly, that you try for several goals at once and end up not accomplishing any of them.

This is why it’s best to make one change in your life at a time, instead of spreading yourself all over the place.

Once you decide to make a specific change, you track it.

And do so in a way that every day becomes a small victory.

Every day you improve a bit more.

Every day you feel successful, like you’re actually making real progress.

You can’t just learn something new and expect mastery over night.

Learning about it is only the first step.

Next, you have to practice what you’ve learned.

Study and practice.

Study and practice.

Mastery comes from doing the thing you’re learning to do.

Want to be more confident at social events? You need to attend more social events.

Simply listening to a subliminal session and repeating positive affirmations won’t cut it. They’re great for the initial mindset shift and confidence boost, but you need to solidify that new confidence with experience.

Want to master a new language? You need to speak that language, more and more each day. Just reading about it won’t get you there.

Want to start a successful business? Studying how to start a business won’t make it happen until you get out there and do what you’ve learned… And probably fail, but learn from your mistakes… then practice and try again until you master it.

Want to get physically fit? You need to hit the gym regularly. Preferably every day, until it becomes a habit, and then you’ll reach your goal as a matter of course.

In short…

Change takes work, and change takes time.

If you spread yourself thin across several changes at once, you won’t have enough time and energy to make serious progress with any one of those changes.

So focus on one thing.

Track your progress daily. Congratulate yourself for your progress daily…

And turn every day into a successful step forward on your journey.

Best wishes,
Jason Lynch
Founder – Speedzen Subliminals

P.S. When it comes to using subliminals to give you that initial “boost” to get you moving, and you’re tempted to use several at a time, you might be better off having a custom subliminal made that focuses on all of those areas in alignment with your main goal, instead of hopping back and forth between several different subliminals.