Motivation is what helps people think, move and develop. Everyone experiences motivation every day; it is an integral part of who we are as human beings. Over the last few months, in the face of the current global situation, you may have found it challenging to have the same energy level or functional behaviours. We and our loved ones may be responding differently, uniquely, and this can create a lot of emotions. The situation is unclear, and it changes every week, influencing the way we think, move and develop. This uncertainty impacts our energy and our motivation. So the question is, how do we maintain our motivation?
We are asking lighting experts around the world, in the “Who Lights Our World” series, some key questions about their job. Here is Jessica Mrovka based in Minneapolis, MN, USA.
All-day long, we’re bombarded with external factors seeking to grab our attention, causing our minds to think. Our thoughts turn into an emotional response giving way to how we show up in the world, our relationships, and for ourselves. We have the opportunity to cultivate Emotional Sustainability when we shed light on our emotions. You are free to feel your emotions; we encourage it! You are free to respond to your emotions any way you’d like. Still, we must remember that our emotional responses create a ripple coming from a place of fear or love. Though we may not always have the ability to control our emotions, we do have the ability to listen to them, for they give us a glimpse into our inner workings to discover what needs may not be satisfied.
At the core of Artist’s Strategy are four beliefs that we ask every client to at last work towards accepting. Core Belief #3: Give.
