Hans Altmann, author of the book 'Customers Only Buy from Winners', states: 'You need self-discipline, your boss's trust, and self-confidence.' The challenge lies in how to achieve this: how to be disciplined, how to win your boss's trust and alleviate their concerns, and how to maintain confidence in oneself when things go wrong.
Altmann, an expert who has studied this issue, believes that there are many effective methods for self-motivation, and the key lies in one's attitude.
There is a common misconception that one is 'never good enough.' People who solidified this negative perception during their childhood need to recognize their positive aspects and rediscover their strengths and capabilities.
You do not need to attend expensive motivation courses or try new therapies. Altmann suggests that sometimes, simply reading a good book can help maintain a positive mindset. Additionally, trying a moderate sports and fitness program can help restore a good mood. Springer, a German expert in human resource development, wrote in his book 'The Myth of Motivation': 'What matters in life is not feeling comfortable, but feeling full of vitality.' Springer emphasizes: 'Strong self-motivation is a prerequisite for success.'