Working on deadlines is the best option to be self-motivated.

According to behavioral psychologist Scott Geller, most motivations are consequences, and we live by them, whether good or bad. Since childhood, we are motivated by the idea that we will win prizes if we achieve goals and do things properly. And we can still say that often the consequences are in the way we deal with things when we stop seeing something as an obligation, but rather as an opportunity. So the main point is to change the way we communicate with ourselves and with others. Being self-motivated is related to enjoying the moment and seeing the possibilities for personal and professional growth. Motivation needs to come from the inside. At the front desk, we pass the company’s confidence, so it is essential to keep self-motivated. A good reception makes the whole process concludes better. You can check the psychology of self-motivation by Scott Geller, and it is necessary to everyone’s life. See it in the video below. For specific content, check from 5:22 to 6:41: https://youtu.be/7sxpKhIbr0E

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