Thread: How do you keep "the spark"?

I find that when I slip into the routine of things, I become unmotivated. If you're feeling jaded, take some time to really think about what you are doing. "Lucid dreaming" can be just words, or the phrase can be a trigger to a whirlwind of emotions if you so choose.

A lucid dream. A dream where you're conscious you're dreaming, where you can control it. Don't let these words just sit idly; think about what they mean. You can do anything. ANYTHING IMAGINABLE.

Tie this thought to your emotions.
Imagine the most beautiful, heartwarming landscape you can. Now imagine yourself truly experiencing it, seeing from your mind's eye and understanding the joy of just being there. You could have this tonight.
Imagine a song that means so much to you, perhaps a song from a video game you absolutely loved as a kid. Now imagine this piece being played in an all new arrangement, harmonizing truly perfectly, instantaneously. You could have this tonight.
Imagine living your life as you want, not always reaching for more but simply living and experiencing happiness. For the next few hours, you have no pressures, no worries, no obligations. You can just be in the moment, and be free. You could have this tonight.


I can't make you motivated; I can only write words. It's up to you; do you want to be motivated? If so, take what I said, and experience it. Did you actually live what I said, or did you just skim over, reading with 50% awareness like always? The only thing keeping you from being truly motivated is yourself.