To find the fix for feeling demotivated at work, you first need to identify the root cause.
Demotivation at work can spring from any number of sources: unpleasant co-workers, poor management, low or inadequate compensation, little or no recognition for a job well done, or a company or line of work that no longer resonates with your beliefs.
The demotivation may have come upon you suddenly, or as more of a creeping sensation that has worn you down over the long term.
If you simply can’t feel interested or excited by your job anymore, demotivation at work is a serious problem. Do you really want to spend the rest of your life feeling as miserable or directionless as you do right now?
I certainly hope not, because you spend a significant portion of your life at your job. Why go on feeling unfulfilled, listless, dejected and just plain demotivated at work when there are much better alternatives?
Because it all comes down to inspiration. Isn’t feeling inspired better than feeling demotivated?
What really resonates with you? What makes work come alive for you in ways you strongly identify with? What’s your (realistic) dream job? And why?
There is a much better future ahead of you if you take the time to carefully review your current demotivation at work and explore possible solutions. The process is both simpler and more challenging than you think, but we can help. Why not go here and find out more?