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Everyone just wants:

- To drive nice cars.
- To wear nice clothes.
- To live in a nice home.
- To eat good food.
- To be able to go on vacations when they please.
- To spend time with their friends and family.

- To do whatever they want to do, whenever they want to do it.

The message here is simple, but it’s pretty clear. Most of what we do is to aim towards doing what we want to do, whenever we want to do it. This is why people want to be rich and famous, and why a lot of people migrate to other places — it’s because they can’t do what they want to do, when they want to do it.

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I just finished reading a great article from lifeoptimizer, a blog I frequently read to get motivation to do stuff. One of the things I liked the most was it told me something that I could relate to, but I couldn’t put in words.

That was basically having an external motivation. “External motivation like money or fame is not enough. Your source of motivation should be something you believe in.”

Something that I believe in is that a vast majority of the population have the ability to become something special if they push themselves and apply themselves to the correct principles in life. I believe that they can achieve money or fame is they do the correct things, regardless of class status (within realms that’s don’t go over like excessive poverty that prevents escape such as third world countries).

Check it out: http://www.lifeoptimizer.org/2009/01/07/how-to-fight-good-fight/

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Sometimes, I feel lazy and unmotivated to do things. I procrastinate for no reason, just because I don’t feel like doing it. Then I ask myself, how can I succeed in life if I’m like this? I came up with the question and answer in mind and ask and answer it every time I feel I need to push myself.

What seperates you from other people?

I work harder.

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