If you're having trouble getting inspired, it may be simply your choice of verbs. Here are 5
action verbs that can help get you inspired and get you out of your rut.
We've all been stuck in that place where things just don't seem to go forward. We have trouble
getting motivated and our goals seem either out of reach, or too weak. In short, we are
uninspired!
Some self improvement experts will tell you that you have to have a good attitude in order to
improve your life. I would agree with that, but it's not always that easy. It's hard to set
aggressive goals and get inspired to achieve them when your mindset is not right.
If your mind is not ready to embrace more exciting goals, then change will be at best, dif}cult.
In fact, if you're not ready for it, then it will be hard to conquer even small challenges. If you
can't take on small challenges, then it's going to be impossible to change your life to the
degree you'd ultimately like.
To that end, I recommend using action to inspire yourself and create change. In effect, we're
placing the cart before the horse here, and forcing our attitude to match our actions. If you
shake things up by taking action }rst, you'll get your mind ready to create and pursue more
exciting goals.
Below are 5 inspiring action verbs that you can use to shake things up and get yourself
mentally ready to take on new challenges. If you use these techniques, even in small ways, you
will naturally }nd yourself on the road to change. Change leads to bigger and better goals.
Bigger and better goals lead to accepting greater challenges... and so on, and so on.
1. Give - Give to a charity, an individual in need, or simply a friend or relative. You don't
have to give something expensive or big. Just a show of appreciation will do, such
as a card or a ~ower. Why does it work... Giving is a very uplifting experience since
it frees your mind from thinking that there is not enough in the world. Giving
teaches you that there is plenty to go around, and it will cause you to attract more
good things in your life.
2. Learn - Learn a new language or a new dance. Learn about something you know
nothing about, or learn to play a song on the piano or guitar. Why it works...
learning something new develops your nervous system and makes you think in
ways you've never thought before.
3. Change - Change your routine, take a different route to work, change your usual
clothing style, your hairstyle, or change what you normally eat. Why it works...
change begets change. If you want a big change, start by making a small change.
4. Participate - Participate in community activities, a sports team, or join a club. Why
it works... participation requires social interaction and creativity, both of which will
stimulate and inspire.
5. Create - Create a piece of art, write a short story, make a bookshelf, or start a
website. Why it works... creating stimulates all those dormant forces that allow
change to enter your life.
Each time you perform one of these inspiring actions, take several minutes to feel good about
it. You want your attitude to catch up to your actions. Also make sure that you enjoy the
process, knowing that what you are doing is good for you and those around you as well.
Sometimes, just the exercise of reviewing these action verbs will be inspiration enough to get
you thinking of what you could do to change your life. I hope you enjoy using these inspiring
action verbs to change your mental state and improve your life. I'm sure that now you can
think of some on your own. Remember, though, nothing happens without taking action!
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