Need Inspiration? Go To These Three Websites

Everyone falls into a rut at some point in their life. It’s easy when you follow the same routine — work, dinner, sleep, repeat. Yet, following the same pattern for too long without variation can cause a lack of motivation and inspiration. As entrepreneurs, we need these qualities every day to keep us striving to bring the world our product or service. We know we have the tools and process to make it happen, but we’re missing the drive. If you ever find yourself falling into this mindset, check out these three websites, which may bring you back to the driven, successful individual you know you are.

TED

TED Talks have blown up in recent years and are a great way to hear about topics you’d never think to look into yourself. From humanitarian struggles to entrepreneurial successes and so much more, TED gives us presentations from people in dozens of sectors with a wide variety of experiences. There are categories in any field, so if you’re looking for a motivational speaker in your niche, navigate to their categories page and you’re sure to find something. There are also TED Talks for self-improvement, so if you’re feeling work overwhelm you, try listening to one of these. One of the best things about TED Talks is the ability to start a conversation. Try sharing some you enjoy with your colleagues or friends and get the ball rolling. You might find inspiration from the aftermath just as much as you would from the presentation itself.

Academy of Achievement

Like TED Talks, the Academy of Achievement offers interviews with members, who are very successful people. You can find dozens of people, from Oprah Winfrey to Peyton Manning to Bill Gates. Whether you’re the CEO of a fintech company or a line cook at McDonald’s, you’re sure to find one of your heroes on here. If you’re able to spend some time really listening to someone talk about how they became successful, this is a great place to start.

Entrepreneur Magazine Online

If you’re an entrepreneur, it’s a no-brainer that a source of inspiration is Entrepreneur magazine. Here, you’ll find inspirational quotes, stories of successful entrepreneurs, and helpful tips on how to get back in the swing of your work. This can also be a great place to go if you’re a new leader or a new entrepreneur and you need to be reminded that everyone starts at the bottom. It can be difficult to believe in yourself when you don’t have results proving you’re worthy, but everyone starts out this way, and there are plenty of articles to back you up and show you you’re doing something worthwhile.
It’s common for people to feel stuck or burned out with their work. However, it doesn’t have to be that way. Climb out of the rut and set a new path for yourself. If you’re unsure of where to start, these three sites can give you a boost and point you in the right direction.

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