Love the Effort You Must Exert to Get What You Want
Anyone who deeply desires to do/ have/ achieve/ or
become anything (in every area of their life) LOVES the effort which he/she
MUST exert to obtain their desire. Developing a strong desire to achieve/ get what you want (in every area of your
life) is NOT enough — it MUST be paid for in strokes of daily effort.
The problem is that
many people have a strong desire to do/ achieve/ have something but are reluctant to pay the price in daily effort. They have tremendous desires which they wish to
obtain by wishful thinking or by having someone else make it easy for them. As
a result, you see other characteristics in their features: you see laziness, weakness, and frustration there.
You do not see in such a face the strength of a man/ woman who will go out
there to get what he/ she wants with love of every effort of it.
"Make it your ambition to lead a quiet life, to mind your own
business and to work with your hands…so that your daily life may win the
respect of outsiders and so that you will not be dependent on anybody."—1 Thessalonians 4:11-12 NIV)
Moreover, you may lack incentive for effort to get what
you want (in every area of your life) simply because your desire is weak. Lesser
desire lessens the effort. As a result, drudgery
and monotony then creeps into
ability instead of love, and the work
toward achievement ceases long before the man/woman of intense desire even
thinks of tiring.
"You got to like your work. You have got to like what you are
doing, you have got to be doing something worthwhile so you can like it —
because it is worthwhile, that it makes a difference, don't you see?" — Harland Sanders
To solve this
problem, take some time (about 15 - 30 minutes) to think about what the goal/
dream/ task/ or project means to you (before you take a step each day), and the
benefits you will gain from completing it. Then, tell yourself that you love your work and the effort you exert
to get what you want; let yourself begin to feel excited and emotional about
it, and in no time you should be feeling ready to do what you have planned to
do.
Furthermore, write
down many "I love the effort" statements for each goal you set (in every
area of your life) to change how you feel about your work. To help you with
this activity, I've listed a few examples below (in every area of life):
Statements
1. I love the effort which I must exert to
become a savvy/ smart investor.
2. I love the effort which I must exert to
become financially literate.
3. I love the effort I must put forth to make
my business (be specific) succeed.
4. I love the effort I must put forth to make
an A grade in this (be specific) course.
5. I love the effort which I must exert to
find a job.
6. I love the effort I must put forth to
become an excellent engineer/ doctor/
lawyer/ professional speaker/ teacher …
7. I love the effort which I must expend to
earn a Master's degree in … (be specific).
8. I love the effort which I must expend to
get back in shape…
9. I love the effort which I must put forth
to become a romantic husband/ wife …
10. I love
the effort I must expend to speak fluent
German/ Spanish/ English/ French/ Japanese/ Chinese …
11. I love the effort I must put forth to
break/ kick this (be specific) bad habit.
12. I love the effort I must put forth to
overcome this (be specific) addiction.
13. I love the effort which I must exert to
become spiritually mature.
14. I love the effort I must exert to do the
things that are pleasing in God's
eyes.
15. I love the effort I must exert to improve my writing/ drawing/ speaking
skills …
The Bottom Line: When you are involved in what you really want to do/ achieve (in every
area of your life) your work becomes a "labor of love" and you enjoy
a wonderful sense of satisfaction when you have completed it.
To Your Success,
Gerard Ndzebir

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