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Keep it Simple (KISS) Motivation
from Success Champions
Created for your sanity by, Joan U`ilani Meeks
Being very busy and going out of my mind most days working to be a successful business owner I work to keep everything as simple as possible. Many ask me how I stay motivated. Honestly it is a daily struggle. I appreciate the compliments, but behind the scenes I am as mixed-up as chop suey. My husband is witness to my madness for the last 40 years, which I consistently tell him “there is a means to my madness.” I would say having an excellent support system, my husband, helps a lot.
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Here is a simple puzzle for you to use to engrain the many words you should refer to when trying to motivate yourself to accomplish those HUGE
Motivation combines the incentive to create enthusiasm to spur ideas together with the impulse to use your energy to make all your wishes a reality.
Don’t make it complicated. Take simple words and their meanings, and implement into your daily life. When faced with a problem look at these words and do your own selftalk. What do I need to spur to keep myself going? Spur is outgrowth, branch, offshoot how do create that in my motivation to keep myself going? Ask yourself the questions and kick yourself in the behind.
As we say in the Badass Brigade, “What Would Donnie Do.” Just asking yourself that question should get you motivated.
KISS Method Words
I trust these simple words together with the KISS method will help you become all you ever dreamed of.
• Motivation – impetus, impulse provocation, inspiration, purpose, goal
• Incentive – encouragement, spur, reason
• Enthusiasm – eagerness, interest, passion, zeal, zest, fire
• Spur - outgrowth, branch, offshoot
• Impulse – desire, urge, wish, yearning, instinct
• Energy – vigor, liveliness, oomph, dynamism, vivacity
• Wish – craving, desire, hope yearning, craving
Joan Meeks is founder and president of Commodity Recycling Solutions founded in Fort Worth in 2012. Joan started the company together with her son, Elliott Meeks, and husband Ken Meeks. CRS will celebrate their seven-year anniversary next month. Joan’s vision was to provide responsible recycling to cities, counties, state and corporate businesses with a focus on rural communities. Joan’s experience in customer service plus keen understanding of the real challenges facing recycling has led to providing solutions to service gaps that were unmet. “act responsibly today creating a ripple effect to last for generations.” Joan Meeks linktr.ee/joanmeeks