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Hariom Vishwakarma

Stealth • 18d

I'm hariom vishwakarma Hello friends, according to today's youth, I am working on a project, which I think will go a long way and I will be able to successfully take whatever work I want to do in my future. Many people set up a time table for their goal and are able to follow it for some time and then their same time-wasting routine starts. I've been measuring myself for a long time in this matter. I think it's not my fault either. To do any work continuously, we need an enthusiasm and a fear behind doing that work and if that work is not done, then there should be a fear behind it, which we should learn from our childhood. In childhood, if the teacher in school used to tell us that if you do not do their work, then we will be beaten up or there will be a complaint at home, then we used to go to do that work due to some fear, I want you to give me your opinion about this, so that I can strengthen my subject further, so let's go together do something.

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Nihal Shetty

Stealth • 17d

But the fear does not work everytime instead we need to create a certain sort of leverage that will motivate the people to do their work ..I feel that people don't do most of the tasks due to lack of motivation and too much distractions

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Himesh Jain

Stealth • 18d

Blue whale 2.0 bnado 💀😂😂

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 18d

Combining enthusiasm with a bit of “fear” sounds like a recipe for productivity.

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 18d

Relying too much on fear might not be the most sustainable method for long-term motivation.

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 18d

The idea that we need a mix of enthusiasm and fear is interesting, but I’d argue that self-accountability is more powerful. Hold yourself to your own standards, and you’ll find that fear isn’t necessary to keep you on track.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 18d

Hariom, while fear can be a temporary push, it's not the healthiest way to stay motivated. What you need is a combination of passion, clear goals, and self-discipline. Build a routine that incorporates small, consistent wins, and you’ll stay on track without needing to scare yourself into action

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