You Cant Inspire Others if You Are De-inspired #business #productivity #entrepreneur

26 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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This is a short YouTube motivational monologue (by Clegg) defining and advocating the habit called "feeding your fire": deliberately protecting your attention from toxic or demotivating information and consistently consuming uplifting, instructive material (e.g., heroic biographies) so you can maintain personal inspiration and thereby inspire others. The speaker frames feeding-your-fire as a daily habit—your days shape your life—and as a protective mechanism necessary to avoid mediocrity and stay productive.

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You are born into greatness. And all too often we get resigned into mediocrity because of the toxic information around us. And maybe it's the people around us, and maybe it's the information that we consume. Feeding your fire is the process and the habit of consistently only allowing the most useful information into your orbit. Feeding your fire a protection mechanism or an idea which is. You can't inspire people if you yourself are de inspired. Feeding your fire is all about doing whatever it takes on a daily basis because your days are your life in miniature and as you live each day, so you handcraft your life. So feeding your fire is about reading the heroic books that caused you to go deep and see how the great women men of the world did what they did.