1. How to Handle When You Feel Motivation Dropping Why wait until you feel completed unmotivated to address the situation? Personally, it makes more sense to fill-up your motivation before it’s empty. And, these five steps can ensure that that happens. 1. Let it go. This doesn’t mean giving-up on a task permanently. It just means that sometimes you need to take a step back and refocus. For example, instead of blankly staring at a computer screen when trying to write, let it go. Go for a walk, watch a TedTalk, read, tidy-up your office. You could even call a friend, family member, or mentor for a couple of minutes to g et your mood up. It is much easier to stay up than get back up when you are down. Taking a quick breather is a surefire way to help you recharge and refocus when you’re motivation is dropping. It may sound counterproductive, but it’s been found that taking breaks can increase productivity and fuel creativity. Read more at:https://www.business2community.com/w