Every day, you wake up and rise from your bed. Why do you do it? What is the motivation you have to rise every day? This question is more important than it seems, because it can connect you with the deeper reasons and purpose you have in your life.
You can consider a lot of reasons to wake up. Maybe you are doing it for your family and friends. Maybe because you want to make art or do a project you are passionate about. Perhaps it is even a mix of reasons. But often they remain at the back of our minds.
Do you spend time with your family if they are your reason to wake up every day? Do you allow yourself time for your projects? How present are these reasons in your daily life?
Ask yourself whether your life adequately reflects your motivations. If not, consider whether this is how you want to live your life.
You might feel that your daily routine is not aligned with your purpose, but that’s fine. However, consider that all we have is the day-to-day choices we make. If you value family but are always at work, you are not living your true motivation.
If you don’t make this purpose a part of your daily life, you might never get around to it. After all, time passes and moments are gone forever. This is why it’s so important to prioritize your life.
Center the most important aspects first. Don’t let them be pushed out by routine or less important tasks. You will see a huge shift in how satisfied you feel and how easy or hard it might be to get up in the morning and get out of bed.
Your life should be led by what truly drives you and motivates you. Don’t let the important things fall away as you focus on the little matters.
Prioritize as if you were living your one true life, because you are, and it’s worth making it a good one and focusing on what truly matters to you.
