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Comparing Motivation To Other Mojo Components Click to tweet. Mojo and motivation are so closely linked that they are often confused. Merriam Webster says motivation is the condition of being motivated, and that motivated is having an incentive or a strong desire to do well or succeed in some pursuit.  In co-ntrast, Merriam Webster says mojo is a magic spell, hex, or charm.  If a strong desire to do well is internal, it might seem like magic to some. However, mojo is generally thought of after an actin takes place.  It is an evaluation of the output or the result of an action. Motivation is thought of as an evaluation of an input or the beginning of an action.  Moreover, there are no examples of having mojo without motivation. Clearly, there is a difference. I contend that motivation is one of the components of mojo .  In fact, I contend that it is the most important and biggest component. Let’s compare motivation to the six other components of mojo, as I have laid them out

MojoDave’s Mojo Movies Movies are watched by millions and can increase your mojo. But there are so many. Where do you start? Well, I have looked at some best lists for you and created my own list. It is hand-selected specifically to increase your mojo. It will inspire your mojo. Many sources make lists. I have used them to build mine for you. Wikipedia is a source that does a good job of describing how a list is built. But I don't rely on it. Instead, I used the American Film Institute’s Top 100 , Rotten Tomatoes Classic Movies , IMDB’s Ultimate List, and my own experience with movies as my sources. I have watched every movie on my list at least once. In compiling my list, I emphasized increasing your mojo. I excluded anything that was too sad or had a political agenda. These aren’t meant to be anyone’s most popular movies, or best movies, or movies the critics liked best. They are chosen to help you. Here 's my list for you: 12 Angry Men - This is suc

How To Improve Your Mojo I have said in a  previous post that there are seven things that go into mojo. Motivation Experience Expertise Support Faith Luck Willingness to act You can only do something about a few of them. For instance, you can change the first 4 or 5 in the list. In contrast, luck can’t be anticipated or forced. I discuss it in another post . Similarly, willingness to act is an inborn trait that can’t be forced either. Let’s concentrate on the rest. I’ll start with the easiest one to improve and work to the hardest. Motivation . Usually, motivation is divided into internal and external motivation. You can’t willfully change your internal motivation just by wanting to. However, external motivation can sometimes convert into internal motivation. For example, let’s say you get up to meet a friend to workout in the morning. Suddenly, your friend is unavailable. But you find that you want to get up anyway. You have had a conversion of external

Best LinkedIn Pulse Articles LinkedIn Pulse articles are commonly known for the expertise and experience of their authors. These people can teach you a lot simply from their writing. But there are so many articles. Where do you start? Well, I have looked at some articles for you and created my own list. It is hand-selected to increase your mojo. It will inspire you. You might use LinkedIn itself as a source. But I don't rely on it. Instead, I used these sources: FromThe Top 20 LinkedIn Pulse Articles The 27 Best Leadership LinkedIn Pulse Articles My own email Inbox In compiling my list, I emphasized increasing your mojo. I excluded anything that was all about resumes or jobs or had a political agenda. These aren’t the most popular articles, or the best articles, or the articles by the most gifted writers. They are chosen to help you. Here 's my list for you: How Successful People Stay Calm by Dr. Travis Bradberry . Dr. Bradberry has many things of