Fill Yourself With Enthusiasm
Have you ever been really enthusiastic about something before? Surely you have and you are aware of how amazing enthusiasm can be.
We can take any situation and make it amazing with this characteristic. Even areas of our life such as work can begin enjoyable when we know how to see the positive side of things.
For some people, this is easy and almost comes to them as second nature. However, some people have a hard time seeing the positive things in negative situations. If this is an issues you experience from time to time, you may want to consider becoming more enthusiastic.
Check out these great reasons why enthusiasm is important as well as the top 4 ways to improve it from the POSITIVITYBLOG.
Why Is Enthusiasm So Important?
• It’s attractive to people.
Enthusiasm is probably one of the most attractive qualities a person can have. It’s a quality that makes you attractive in all kinds of relationships – personal or professional – and it’s a wonderful quality to find in other people.
It tends to make all kinds of interactions and relationships whole lot more fun and with enthusiasm you can fulfil more of the potential of any situation or experience.
• Powerful communication.
Hail the almighty body language and voice tonality when you want to communicate something. If you are enthusiastic it not only makes you more attractive, it also makes your words and message so much more powerful since when you are feeling enthusiastic then that feeling comes through in your body language and voice tonality. And those two parts of make up over 90 percent of communication.
• It gets things done.
With enthusiasm things get done and they often get done better and more easily than if you were to muster up the will to do them in an unenthusiastic way.
Now. Those are some good reasons to become more enthusiastic more of the time. But how?
Here are seven tips that I have used over the years. And it may be good to remember that the more you practice being enthusiastic the easier to it becomes to be enthusiastic.
1. Find out what you really like to do.
This is the most important tip as it can generate enormous and sustained amounts of enthusiasm without you having “to do” much about it at all. Enthusiasm will flow naturally a lot of the time when you are doing whatever you really like to do.
2. Go deeper, learn more.
Over the years I have time after time discovered how enthusiasm can work. If you are not enthusiastic it is often because you don’t know enough about the person/topic/job. It’s easy to get stuck in preconceptions about something or someone.
But if you go deeper, you will often find fascinating stuff that will spark your enthusiasm. So just start, get going and a lot of the time enthusiasm will find you along the way.
3. See what’s positive in any situation.
Then build on that to get your enthusiasm going. Perhaps it’s just a thing or two. But that glimmer of positivity can be a starting point to change your perspective to a more positive one where you can find enthusiasm. And whatever the situation you are in will often be easier and more pleasurable to handle.
4. Get an enthusiastic vibe from other people.
Here’s where you can experience just how powerful enthusiasm is when we communicate with each other. Listen to CDs with enthusiastic people – Brian Tracy and especially Tony Robbins is two helpful guys – for perhaps 20 minutes and when you are done listening you’ll probably feel a lot more enthusiastic.
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