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1.Use Affirmations

2. Find your Purpose

Relying on outside motivation is like listening to a marching band. While 

it’s playing, the music will get you on your feet, but once the music stops,     you sit down. The strongest form of motivation is internal. You need to discover the things inside you that inspire passion. Once you find them, share your passion. Once you find them, share your purpose with those who might help you. Write down what to do, and for whom. Make a chart of how you intend to pursue your vision.

3. Harness the Power of Visualizations

Professional athletes spend a lot of time on their mental training. They not only visualize their goals, they also imagine exactly how their bodies will feel when they are performing most effectively. Research shows we can learn from this type of mental visualization.

4. Connect With a Positive Greeting

There is power in words, and that’s why urge you to use words that lift up your attitude and the attitudes of those around you. Too often people great   other with no energy. When asked how we are, we say, “I’m OK, “or “I’ll survive.”But you can have a positive impact on another person’s life with just a few encouraging words.

5. Tap in your Enthusiasm

Enthusiasm makes you able to apply your gifts more effectively. Enthusiasm means sharing what you have inside with others. It keeps you working on a project after you’re ready to quit. It gives you the courage to take the risks needed for success. It’s the fire in the belly that says, “Don’t wait!”

6. Lighten Up With Humour

Humour is a great producer of positive energy. Our sight gag enabled us to establish a key relationship with the company. So learn to lighten up: it’s an important step to staying motivated – because remember, motivation is not permanent. You need to do something every day to maintain your energy, you focus and your enthusiasm.