The sheer amount of possibility that awaits me in future
Alicia:
The knowledge that someday this too will pass.
And in later years, I will still remember of the awful side of school –the lack of sleep, the frustration, the feeling of being burnt out.–and I’ll also remember the good memories. The little moments of laughter, smiles, inside jokes–those will stick out more than the ugly ones.
And in later years, I’ll have a diploma that opens doors that would’ve otherwise remained closed to me forever.
And in later years, I’ll have wonderful memories.
I just need to make it until then. And that’s motivation enough for me.
Wesley:
Agreed, the motivation that in a year or so I’ll have a diploma that will give me many more opportunities. And won’t have to worry about the problems I currently experience anymore.
Jenykel:
Learning new things…
Jaki:
My friends! I love them so much. 🙂
Mandi:
My son…each time i look at him or think about him I get motivated
just_jess:
3 months until i’m in canada for 7 months… it keeps me going knowing it’ll all change soon.
the thought of that i’m fixing to go to sleep.. just the future.
Hot chocolate and hope.
Not much else.
Just to live … My husband, my cat, my family, my friend 🙂 Everything that makes me feel alive.
My future
Learning keeps me motivated. It’s self-empowering. It makes me feel alive.
Gratitude
lots of work !
we was 3 months on stand by , totally bored on job and now finnally I dont lose my time sitting 8 hours anymore
Knowing that my future goals will not be met unless I do something today, right now to work towards them
living one day at a time …
Every day gets better, have to keep going to see what tomorrow looks like
god
my boyfriend
the future in general , like any possible opportunities to better myself
also the constant quest for something that makes it worth living
Endless curiosity
Knowing my horse depends on me to take care of him, my family, and knowing that my niece thinks of me as her second mother.
The good feeling of crossing things off my to-do list. Also knowing that I have 150 7th and 8th graders to which I have to be a role model.
My son in Med School taking exams and praying for a a better job to keep him and his family “on the hard track to somewhere better”.
the fact that i’m ALMOST DONE with this never-ending project!!! i’m almost there!
The sheer amount of possibility that awaits me in future
The knowledge that someday this too will pass.
And in later years, I will still remember of the awful side of school –the lack of sleep, the frustration, the feeling of being burnt out.–and I’ll also remember the good memories. The little moments of laughter, smiles, inside jokes–those will stick out more than the ugly ones.
And in later years, I’ll have a diploma that opens doors that would’ve otherwise remained closed to me forever.
And in later years, I’ll have wonderful memories.
I just need to make it until then. And that’s motivation enough for me.
Agreed, the motivation that in a year or so I’ll have a diploma that will give me many more opportunities. And won’t have to worry about the problems I currently experience anymore.
Learning new things…
My friends! I love them so much. 🙂
My son…each time i look at him or think about him I get motivated
3 months until i’m in canada for 7 months… it keeps me going knowing it’ll all change soon.
The urge to accomplish things as soonas possible