Motivation Won’t Always Be There. That’s OK.

A common reason that people start to work with a coach or a trainer is to help them stay motivated. ⁠
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I get it. You want someone to help you with something you are struggling with; the motivation to do things to help you improve. ⁠
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Here's the thing: they can't. Not long-term. ⁠
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Sure someone can be encouraging, supportive and energetic. Maybe you respond well to that. It gets you motivated. But for how long? ⁠
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I don't believe motivation is the issue. ⁠
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It's purpose. ⁠
You need a driving force for your actions. ⁠
Something to fall back on when motivation is not there.⁠
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I can't define your purpose. I can't make you do the thing.⁠
Only you can do that. ⁠
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But I'm here to help. To guide you there. ⁠

⁠The Purpose Project: a self-directed guide where you get the opportunity to ask yourself some challenging questions. Dive into your goals. Find a driving force for your actions. The purpose for the things you want. Because your motivation won't always be there. But your purpose will be. ⁠
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