Passion of the Catalyst

You still have time to great , but you have to want it as bad as you want to breathe. Inhale purpose and go drive your future. You have to be equipped mentally to embrace this journey. Show up and show out , but you first have to show up. Motivation is the spark that gets the fire burning . Mindset of a great machine is do it because that’s what I set out to do . GO BE GREAT !!!  COMMITMENT AND DISCIPLINE

Refuse to all the word Can’t to control you . It’s determined your results for to long . You can and you will if your willing to fight for what you want . YOU CAN ! GO Be Great

Stop complaining and change your life . The next person hat tells you they got to do something , you slap the hell out of them . Look them in the eyes and say you get to do these things . Stop whining and figure it out .

Control your thoughts , change your actions . The art of trash talking in sports is a perfect example of how athletes use the smack to change actions . The TAP METHOD

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They get in your head and control your thoughts , determines your actions and affects your play . Take out the trash and be in control

The daily grind everyday is too much for some people and they say that they want it , but to damn weak to work for it .

June 20th, 2012

The pity potty is 12 step jargon meaning to ‘sit on your pit potty’ and can be described as someone who feels sorry for themselves.

It's the easy to complain and be negative and convince yourself that it's someone else's fault that you suck and have a horrible attitude . Change the thoughts and change your life .

Procrastination is like a credit card , it's all fun and games u til you get the bill . Everyone puts things off until the last minute sometimes, but procrastinators chronically avoid difficult tasks and deliberately look for distractions. Procrastination in large part reflects our perennial struggle with self-control as well as our inability to accurately predict how we'll feel tomorrow, or the next day. "I don't feel like it" takes precedence over goals; however, it then begets a downward spiral of negative emotions that deter future effort.

Procrastinators may say they perform better under pressure, but more often than not that's their way of justifying putting things off. The bright side? It's possible to overcome procrastination—with effort. Perfectionists are often procrastinators; it is psychologically more acceptable to never tackle a task than to face the possibility of falling short on performance.

GO BE GREAT

“So let us not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don't give up.” ~ Galatians 6:9

We ALL have days where we trip and fall, making us feel discouraged. In fact, I can guarantee that every person has days where they simply lack the motivation to keep pushing forward towards their goals.

I, too, have plenty of days where I am discouraged, overwhelmed, or unmotivated to press on towards my goals with stamina and vigor!

So, the question is... on days like these, how do we stay motivated?!?

Well, to put it simply, we can't... (Don't worry, I'm going somewhere positive with this!)

The reason being is that motivation is an emotion, and like all emotions, they are fickle. They are up one day and down the next.

Let me give you a real life example of this (and I know that almost every man /woman can agree with me on this one). One day I can wake up and feel like I'm on top of the world and the very next day I may wake up and feel terrible! This one example alone goes to show that emotions can not be trusted and they are certainly not stable.

It is for that very reason that we can't base our decisions off of emotions. This includes the emotion of 'motivation'. If we relied on motivation to finish everything, we wouldn't end up finishing most things we started...and even if we did, things would turn out very different than how we imagined.

You see... when we begin something, we often have a great sense of determination and motivation. We have a goal set in our mind and we pump ourselves up so much that we can almost taste the victory! Fast forward a couple of weeks and here comes that all too familiar lack of drive, (aka lack of motivation). This change in emotions can be attributed to many different reasons; a lack of results, increased stress, or a realization that the process is harder than we originally expected.

Are Other people's problems holding you back ? O.P.P." is a song by American rap group Naughty by Nature. It was released in August 1991 as the lead single from their self-titled debut album Naughty by Nature. The song was one of the first rap songs to become a pop hit when it reached #6 in the U.S. and #35 in the UK in 1991. It's declaration, "Down Wit' O.P.P" was a popular catchphrase in the United States in the early-1990s. It was a hugely successful single, the tie in here is are you letting others problems vulture your day ? Forget about other people's problems and conquer yours , they will see your greatness come out by the way you overcome and succeed . When your work speaks for itself , why INTERRUPT

The only thing in life you will get is what you're willing to fight for , if you're ok with good , you'll never be great . The good guards in basketball are hard to guard , the great ones are to find . The good people work until they get it right , the great ones work until they can't get it wrong . Perfect practice makes perfect Results . The greatness is inside you , just tap into it . Go Be Great

Often our hungers are similarly disastrous, shaped by what Paul calls the “desires of the flesh” (Gal. 5:16–17). To satisfy such desires, we too would betray our brothers and sisters. But Jesus speaks of a form of hunger that leads not to harm but to holiness. He proclaims that among the blessed are those who “hunger and thirst for righteousness” (v. 6). Righteousness involves being in right relationship both with God and with our brothers and sisters. Those who truly hunger and thirst for it will go to great lengths to satisfy their desires, showing mercy to others (v. 7), making peace (v. 9), and enduring persecution (vv. 10–12).

Despite such trials, Jesus promises us that those who hunger for righteousness will find fulfillment and satisfaction. This is a craving shared by God, who also “loves righteousness and justice” (Ps. 33:5), and ultimately God’s will is to be done “on earth as it is in heaven” (Matt. 6:10). He will satisfy our hunger for His righteousness—a promise so sweet, you can almost taste it.