>>17039694You don't need motivation, you need discipline. Or probably you need motivation but only to understand what do you like in life and what you are good at. Motivation will only get you so far, the real deal is DISCIPLINE, this means, doing stuff you don't like in order to achieve a better life. There is absolutely no human being free from this, everyone thinks motivation will push their spirits into a state of happiness about the chores needed to be done and that spirit will carry them as a sort of automatic pilot into their objectives. Reality is far away from that, the truth is you'll have to do stuff you don't like, study for instance, and you will be bored and sleepy like everybody else, but you HAVE to do them independently of how you feel about them. That's why that statue representing a man polishing himself out of a piece of marble is very accurate, because in the proccess of becoming better, you are both the sculptor and the marble, so it will HURT, and it's supposed to hurt.
Read anons, read a lot, even if you don't like it, make an objective of reading a certain ammount of pages or hours every day. Your neurons will flare and start stablishing connections through brain plasticity. This will make the effort more easy each minute you read more, to a point where it will become natural. Then you'll be ready to do anything else that's required
