Comments on: Are you Inspired or Motivated?

By: Eiji Morishita

Eiji Morishita — Sat, 15 May 2010 02:35:03 +0000

Thanks Paul for stopping by!

The most important thing I’ve learned about motivation is that motivation follows action.

Take action without thinking and you will notice yourself get more motivated and the momentum kicks in. I love that feeling.

You my friend are definitely inspired and your blog shows it.

Inspiration is what makes us jump out of bed in the morning! =)

Eiji
.-= Eiji Morishita´s last blog ..Avoid Burnout Easily =-.

By: Paul Klaszus

Paul Klaszus — Fri, 14 May 2010 19:24:08 +0000

Although motivation is good – and needs to be maintained.. You\’re hit the nail on the head Eiji – it\’s our inspiration that sees us through to the end!

Blessings

By: Eiji Morishita

Eiji Morishita — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:02:27 +0000

Andre, thank you for your candor. That state of flow doing what you love, losing track of time, trusting your intuition fully is the state of genius. You have it my friend, it's where your creativity flows easily and abundantly. I'm looking forward to your blog posts and added the CommentLuv plug in so others can see your great work. To your genius, Eiji .-= Eiji Morishita´s last blog ..Inner Evolution for World Transformation =-.

By: Eiji Morishita

Eiji Morishita — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:57:57 +0000

Thank you Lina! That is beautiful! Nature is one of my favorites and the feeling of connection is so powerful words can't do it justice. .-= Eiji Morishita´s last blog ..Inner Evolution for World Transformation =-.

By: Andre Sumara

Andre Sumara — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 22:31:20 +0000

Hi Eiji, I strangely found your question “Why am I so inspired” not so easy to answer. Not because nothing inspires me, but because it always changes. To me inspiration is something that leads me into that state of being inspired, which is that beautiful state where I do what I love, losing track of time, where everything is working, a state of being in the flow, where I do not think but just follow the nudge to do the next thing with reckless abandon. Playing music with friends in front of appreciative audience, walking alone on the sandy beach, sitting in awe watching the beautiful South Island scenery, taking nature photos, spirited driving in twisty back roads, reading inspirational book and blogpost that resonates very strongly with me… are some of the experiences that inspires me. Thank you for asking the question – it helps me knowing myself better.

Peace & Blessings,
Andre