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Find your motivation from "summary" of The Little Book of Talent by Daniel Coyle

Motivation is the fuel that drives talent. It's the spark that ignites the fire of skill development. Without it, progress stalls and growth stagnates. But finding your motivation isn't always as simple as flicking a switch. It requires a deep understanding of what truly drives you, what lights a fire in your belly and pushes you to strive for excellence. To discover your motivation, you must first look inward. What are your values, passions, and goals? What makes you feel alive and energized? What do you dream of achieving in your life? These questions can help you uncover the core desires that will fuel your journey towards mastery. Once you have identified your motivation, you must cultivate and nurture it. Surround yourself with reminders of why you started on this path in the first place. Keep your goals in front of you, visualize your success, and let that vision drive you forward, even on the toughest days. It's important to remember that motivation is not a one-time discovery. It's a dynamic force that ebbs and flows with time and experience. As you progress on your talent development journey, your motivation may shift and evolve. Stay attuned to these changes and adjust your focus accordingly. Above all, finding your motivation is about connecting with the deep well of passion that lies within you. It's about tapping into that inner drive that propels you towards greatness. When you find your true motivation, you unlock a reservoir of energy and determination that will carry you through any challenge or setback. So dig deep, discover what truly moves you, and let that fuel your journey towards mastery.
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    The Little Book of Talent

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