Hi Everyone
This is a problem I've been battling with seriously, especially when listening to paraliminal tapes:
When I've created satisfaction for myself I'm demotivated and just bask in the glow, but then when I'm motivated, I'm driven by dissatisfaction.
Is this the best kind of motivation? ie when you are driven by dissatisfaction?
In Dr. Wayne Dyer's book "Real Magic" he talks about being motivated from a state of bliss and not lack. I really would like to discover this for myself. I find myself voraciously hungry for improvement. Is it possible to be satisfied and still be motivated? Dr Wayne Dyer thinks so.
How do I desire to improve when I feel I've improved enough. Is this some kind of cheat of Nature? That you just can't get enough, and when you think you've got enough you can't get more.
There are two songs that remind me of this problem, one by Depeche Mode, "I just can't get enough" and one by the guy with the big lips, I can't remember his name, "I can't get no satisfaction".
Is there realistically a way out of this problem?
[This message has been edited by Grant (edited February 11, 2002).]