Now that you've understood what motivation is you need to know how to create it for yourself.
Instead of thinking about money, marketing, keywords and everything to do with online success, instead think about what really gets you going. Is it food? Is it a concert? Is it a show? Is it a car? Is it a house?
Think carefully of any tangible item that you crave. Without desire there is no motivation.
Now think about how that makes you feel. Is it a really strong desire? If it is, then that should be your goal.
It's not enough to wish that you are wealthy, that is not motivating, believe it or not.
Once you have something you really desire, you can plan for it. The essence of success is steps. Steps that you can follow and will do every day until you reach your dream.
The dream can be as big as you like.
But, remember you will be faced with challenges, always. Your job, should you choose to accept it (using a line from mission impossible, lol !) is to follow through with your plan.
Now let's see how you put a plan in place...
Here is my story of savings paying off and following my dream to get into real estate.
I work for state government in Alaska. We have much higher gross than net salary because so much goes into retirement. I always hoped all the money in retirement would pay off someday. That someday is here hopefully.
If all goes according to plan, my husband and I can use our retirement accounts here to buy a 4-plex. Our offer has already been accepted. When buying a multi-unit property you can (for some loans) use the income from rents to qualify for the mortgage loan. You may need to have 6 months worth of mortgage payments available on your own however in case of vacancies. In our case that is over $20,000! Our retirement accounts meet that need on paper. We will not touch them but they are there and will let the lender know we are "good' for the payments no matter what. The units are already rented so there is no danger of having them all vacant but this assures the lender we will not fail.
So, our retirement accounts are paying off big time right now even without touching them! My husband would get so frustrated feeling like we were broke and worrying that the stock market would crash or something would happen and that money would not do us any good. I kept telling him it would and that we would be successful one day.
Also, the home loan qualification is based on gross not net income and if you live in the building yourself you get lower interest rates, and better financing. We also resisted temptation to get new cars and have been fixing up our old ones. So, no car loans either. All these little things added up to our ability to qualify to buy a property worth over $600,000. Of course this is mostly due to the fact my husband served in the U.S. Marine Corps and has the full value of the VA loan available to use. Alaska is a high cost area so the loan limit is very high. With no money down, seller paying closing costs etc. we are on our way to making this happen.