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I see many coaches and trainers grinding to a halt midway through a project.</p><p id="62eb">One of the key reasons is your motivation.</p><p id="c8bf">Motivation can take you to your goal or, away from the thing you want to escape.</p><p id="b68e">If it’s the latter, after a while you stop taking action. You’ve done enough and you’re far enough away.</p><p id="6efd">And that’s when the disillusion sets in.</p><h1 id="2481">The Perfect Cure for keeping motivated on a project</h1><p id="3b05">So here are five simple questions that make the perfect cure to make sure you should, start the project.</p><p id="6421">Let’s get started.</p><h2 id="1799">Question #1: How does this project help fulfil you vision</h2><p id="1c3b">Your compelling vision is your big destination and your compass heading. Without it you’d be like a ship without a port to sail to.</p><h2 id="4c3b">Question #2: For what purpose do you want to start this project?</h2><p id="c3ec">In other words, what will this project enable you to do or enable you to have. I cover this and how to achieve your business goals in the <a href="https://chrishallett.com/fl/achievable-goals/goals-qs-go/">Achievable Goals Quick Sta

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rt Guide.</a></p><h2 id="f692">Question #3: When you compete this, what will you get.</h2><p id="3aae">By the same token, what won’t you get when you complete it?</p><h2 id="9094">Question #4: What’s important to you about doing this?</h2><p id="3773">Make a list of 5–6 things that are important to you in this part of your life or the project.</p><h2 id="cbb9">Question # 5: What’s your direction of motivation?</h2><p id="de5c">Are you motivated towards completing the project or away from something else?</p><h2 id="e90d">Bonus Tip</h2><p id="b9fe">If the answer to any of those questions are blank, ambiguous or vague it may be time to rethink and re-evaluate.</p><p id="bf08">Thank you for <a href="https://medium.com/subscribe/@chrishallett_107">subscribing to my content.</a> I share content about business growth through personal development, creating the life you want, love and deserve, if only you knew how.</p><p id="7201">If you are new to Medium you can <a href="https://medium.com/@chrishallett_107/membership">join by following this link</a>. A small part of your membership fee will support my content and many great experts and writers on this platform.</p></article></body>

The Perfect Cure For When Your Business Project Grinds To a Halt

and the questions to ask before you start

Look at any successful business owners and they display many traits.

They show dedication, take massive action and almost tunnel like vision.

And I guess you’re like many business owners, you start with great intention and then …

… stuck, stagnation, procrastination and lose interest.

It’s a universal experience.

· You have a light bulb moment

· You speak with a few esteemed colleagues

· You test the water

· Boom! Your idea is now a reality

A short while later you lose interest and wonder why?

Sound familiar?

I see many coaches and trainers grinding to a halt midway through a project.

One of the key reasons is your motivation.

Motivation can take you to your goal or, away from the thing you want to escape.

If it’s the latter, after a while you stop taking action. You’ve done enough and you’re far enough away.

And that’s when the disillusion sets in.

The Perfect Cure for keeping motivated on a project

So here are five simple questions that make the perfect cure to make sure you should, start the project.

Let’s get started.

Question #1: How does this project help fulfil you vision

Your compelling vision is your big destination and your compass heading. Without it you’d be like a ship without a port to sail to.

Question #2: For what purpose do you want to start this project?

In other words, what will this project enable you to do or enable you to have. I cover this and how to achieve your business goals in the Achievable Goals Quick Start Guide.

Question #3: When you compete this, what will you get.

By the same token, what won’t you get when you complete it?

Question #4: What’s important to you about doing this?

Make a list of 5–6 things that are important to you in this part of your life or the project.

Question # 5: What’s your direction of motivation?

Are you motivated towards completing the project or away from something else?

Bonus Tip

If the answer to any of those questions are blank, ambiguous or vague it may be time to rethink and re-evaluate.

Thank you for subscribing to my content. I share content about business growth through personal development, creating the life you want, love and deserve, if only you knew how.

If you are new to Medium you can join by following this link. A small part of your membership fee will support my content and many great experts and writers on this platform.