I struggle with going into work, probably more than anyone that I know. I'm not lazy, I don't mind the job, I feel as though I'm good at the job, I make decent money, I get along with co-workers; I'm not sure what my problem is. I've been doing this for 8 years, and I've had numerous breaks, so I don't think that I'm burnt out.
I work with people to develop "behavioral intervention plans" in order to get them to do specific behaviors. I find that I need my own plan. The problem is that I don't have a motivator.
What would be a good motivator? I'm horrible at waiting for things that I need - I typically go ahead and buy them. I already have trips planned. I don't really care about expensive clothes, jewelry, purses, etc. I have enough money (not trying to brag, but just showing my dilemma).
Please help.
I think the main things that hinders my progress is that I'm busy with other things - but MANY of you are busy with other commitments. It's just easy for me to say, "Oh, I could be writing this paper" or "Oh, my workout made my muscles sore and I won't be able to do well at work compared to how I usually do and I don't want customers to see me in a bad mood."



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