I'm not motivated to work today
You should always do a little something with your site each day, if not a new page, a short post maybe. Or work on building you social media up by adding or following new people. No matter what the case is remember your goals and that your hard work will pay off if you don't give up. Quitters never win and winners never quit.
!STAY MOTIVATED!
Some quick and easy things to do on an off day
- Write a short blog post on your site, even if it's just to give your readers a little food for thought or inspiration.
- Build up your Facebook,Twitter and/or your g+ account(s). Follow new people and post a few word of wisdom for the day
- Read up on you niche. This is a great time to read at least on article in you niche, when I'm having an off day I tend to browse the web more than I work on my own site.
- If all else fails take a nap! If you just can't get motivated get some brain food and go take a nap if possible and recharge your fried brain. A lack of sleep is no good for creative thinking.
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I had many of those when I was sick great suggestions. I made myself a promise to do SOMETHING everyday, and I have. Even if it is something small, it is something and that is always moving me forward... great post :-) we all have these kinds of days.
Thanks digger, yeah everything we do big or small keeps us #1 focused and #2 moving forward.
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lol! My motivation is to not work at all :D
Really great points though. Even though most days I don't feel like writing stuff, I do spend time doing something that will benefit my business in the long run.
Occasionally, in the midst of not really doing anything constructive, I'll have an epiphany, which is usually expressed as a profanity, and I'll want to write out something as an explanation or clarification to some other persons well intentioned (?) writings. The usual result is that I come up with a whole article idea about how to explain to the great unwashed masses what something really means, or what they really should be doing.
Note: I often don't follow my own advice, simply because that would imply working...
Richard :)
LOL, hey whatever works Richard. Sometimes working is not really work at all.