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Highest form of motivation!

Anthony D'Mello

Source : James Clear

You must cultivate activities that you love

You must discover work that you do-

not for its utility , but for itself

whether it succeeds or not

whether you are praised for it or not

whether you are loved and rewarded for it or not-

whether people know about it and are grateful for it or not-

How many activities can you count in your life

that you engage in simply because-

they delight you and grip your soul?

Find them out , cultivate them,

for they are your passport to

freedom and to love!

This above text resonates with below text from the TV series:

Mozart in the Jungle

You say Amateur as if it was a dirty word.

Amateur comes from the Latin word - Amare-

Which means to Love -

To do things for the love of it !

My notes:

To do a thing, just for the love of it

And for no other benefits of Utility!

That's what you call the highest form of motivation !