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Message: [QUOTE="oroochimaru, post: 6297447, member: 388305"] [SIZE=3]A lack of enthusiasm for your profession, an overflowing to-do list or even an underlying medical problem can all [/SIZE] [SIZE=3]sabotage your drive to get things done.[/SIZE] [SIZE=3] Making a plan for how you'll do something will help you get there faster. Create an action plan and be realistic about how much time, effort and other elements will be required to achieve your goal. Even if you encounter a stumbling block along the way, having a plan will provide direction and confidence. When making objectives or preparing to tackle a task, take a time to consider your strengths. To help you get things done, try applying them to different elements of a task. Focusing on strengths has been demonstrated to boost productivity, pleasant feelings and work engagement in studies. [/SIZE] :smile: [/QUOTE]