5 Ways to Stay Motivated While Pursuing Your Creative Mission
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5 Ways to Stay Motivated While Pursuing Your Creative Mission
It all starts with a dream, doesn’t it? You may have spent endless days and nights imagining your sacred mission and how you’re going to create a world-changing impact. Finding great solace in your epic vision, you begin to brainstorm how you can take the leap and finally fulfill your dreams. As you build up the courage to pursue your creative mission, you start your journey with immense excitement and passion.
After taking productive action towards what you feel is your life purpose, you go through days, weeks, or even months of intense flow and ease. You are a dedicated go-getter and dream-chaser with unstoppable power. Honestly, it feels amazing.
But then, on your new euphoric adventure, things might shift. At first, everything seems magical because you are creating a life you love! But as you delve deeper into the process, pioneering new paths, you may start to hit some road blocks. Suddenly things start to change, reality hits hard, and you are faced with an even bigger challenge than before.
Your mind starts racing with a million questions, concerns, and what ifs.
Are you good enough?
What if you fail?
Is this really your life purpose?
Are you meant to do your mission?
Listen to me, gorgeous – for a visionary dreamer like you, this can be immensely damaging to your soul and sense of wonder. As your fears gradually become more intense, you are unconsciously blocking your creative self, preventing you from receiving joy. You may start to lose confidence, become discouraged and disappointed as you watch the image of your mission drift away. Suddenly, being a dream chaser doesn’t seem as glamorous and easy as you thought it would be.
We’ve all been there. I know I have.
These are natural feelings and all part of the process, ladies. Changes in life are inevitable, and your work, dreams, and ideas are likely to be affected by the chaotic nature of life. The goal is to not let fear prevent you from believing in yourself and moving forward. Life is a balancing act, after all.
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In order to achieve success, you must constantly realign your life with your goals.
Remember, you are on an adventure of a lifetime. Trailing new paths is not a route many pursue because they are inhibited by fear. You, however, are leading a different journey. You are a risk-taker who chose to follow your divine mission. Connect with your inner sacred source and power, and you will find the courage to pursue your dreams again.
Here are 5 ways to stay motivated while pursuing your creative mission:
1. Write down three small step goals.
Small successes and keeping things simple are key. Sometimes looking at the big picture is just too overwhelming.
On a sheet of paper, ask yourself the following questions:
– What is your creative mission or long-term goal?
– What are 3 realistic short-term goals you can achieve right NOW that will lead you towards your creative mission?
2. Map out your vision board.
Create a vision board to remind yourself of your goals and to inspire you to stay motivated.
You can use collage, drawings, or images from Pinterest (my personal fav!), and display them on a bulletin board, poster board, or use it as a computer background. Make sure it includes your 3 realistic short-term goals and your long-term creative mission. Seeing is believing, babe.
3. Find your tribe.
To become successful, you will need a supportive community. Network and gain connections with people who are on a similar mission and are doing what you do.
Take inspired action by researching networking events near you, reading books, attending seminars, and watching motivational videos! Find the courage to reach out. Most likely others want to hear from you as much as you want to hear from them.
Quick question, lovely: Where have you found the most support lately? Let us know in the comments so we can all find our tribes!
4. Create a daily affirmation and ritual.
State your intentions every morning and delve within yourself to find what you need today. In a notebook or planner, write down your affirmation along with a journal entry about your affirmation, why you need it, and how you can use it.
Make this your daily ritual and combine your intention setting with a peaceful practice that relaxes you. Some suggestions are meditation, yoga, walking in nature, listening to soft music, or drinking chamomile tea. Its important to ground yourself before you conquer the world.
5. Celebrate small successes and indulge.
You are a divine goddess and deserve to be treated like one. Celebrate every small success with an activity that brings you joy. Allow yourself to indulge and feel alive! Taking breaks will allow you to replenish your energy and refuel your creative self.
You’ve got this. I believe in you!
Let’s Chat, Lovely!
Which of these 5 tips are you going to try first? Or do you have a special ritual that keeps you going? Drop a comment below – we’d love to cheer you on!
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find my creative mission?
Finding your creative mission starts with listening to your intuition. Pay attention to what lights you up and brings you into a state of flow. Journaling about your passions and what kind of impact you want to make on the world is a great place to start, babe!
What should I do if I feel like giving up on my dreams?
First, take a deep breath and know that this feeling is normal. Revisit your "why" - the core reason you started. Break your big goals down into tiny, manageable steps (like the 3 small step goals mentioned above) and lean on your tribe for support. You don't have to do this alone.
Why are daily affirmations important for success?
Affirmations help reprogram your subconscious mind to focus on success and positivity rather than fear. By stating your intentions daily, you align your energy with your goals, making it easier to spot opportunities and stay motivated during tough times.
Bridgitte Naple:
Yes this is just what I need! I’m on UNI holidays at the moment and don’t start back to March and can already feel my motivation to study slipping, I’ve written down notes from this article and I’m about to create a new vision board since a couple things on my vision board have already happened ????.
Love motivating articles like this to keep me on track!