Comments on: What Motivates You? http://eugenization.com/what-motivates-you/ A Personal Training Blog. Mon, 18 Jan 2010 16:21:56 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: :E http://eugenization.com/what-motivates-you/comment-page-1/#comment-125 :E Thu, 24 May 2007 00:36:00 +0000 http://eugenization.com/wordpress/?p=190#comment-125 Collins, <br/><br/>Thanks for the clarification of points. I figured you'd chime in with some NLP wisdom:)<br/><br/>I think some people eschew the Tony Robbins stuff as cheesy and too rah-rah, but they're missing the point (and subsequently, the valuable benefits of his system). Collins,

Thanks for the clarification of points. I figured you’d chime in with some NLP wisdom:)

I think some people eschew the Tony Robbins stuff as cheesy and too rah-rah, but they’re missing the point (and subsequently, the valuable benefits of his system).

]]> By: Mike http://eugenization.com/what-motivates-you/comment-page-1/#comment-124 Mike Wed, 23 May 2007 12:15:00 +0000 http://eugenization.com/wordpress/?p=190#comment-124 Great post. The exercise of "Knowing Your Outcome" may be the most important factor in reaching your goals. <br/><br/>Here's why. Once you have an outcome written down, it serves as more than just a "goals" sheet. <br/><br/>It's a road map with specific directions. This is important because during the journey, sometimes we get off track. <br/><br/>Binging on the diet or missing workouts can lead to frustration. <br/><br/>A frustrated state will cloud your decision making process, and you make some decisions that take you away from your goals.<br/><br/>The reason for having the goals + how to get there in writing, before you start your journey is that you can compare where you're going with where you should be going. From there, you can adjust. Great post. The exercise of “Knowing Your Outcome” may be the most important factor in reaching your goals.

Here’s why. Once you have an outcome written down, it serves as more than just a “goals” sheet.

It’s a road map with specific directions. This is important because during the journey, sometimes we get off track.

Binging on the diet or missing workouts can lead to frustration.

A frustrated state will cloud your decision making process, and you make some decisions that take you away from your goals.

The reason for having the goals + how to get there in writing, before you start your journey is that you can compare where you’re going with where you should be going. From there, you can adjust.

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