शैडोइंग अभ्यास: Why you feel stuck — and how to get motivated - Shannon Odell - YouTube के साथ अंग्रेजी बोलना सीखें

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You're in the middle of a project when suddenly moving forward seems impossible.

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You're in the middle of a project when suddenly moving forward seems impossible.

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Maybe you don't know what the next step is.

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Or perhaps you’ve faced setbacks, and you’re starting to think, “what’s even the point?” Many of us have experienced feeling stuck.

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It can happen when tackling something as simple as a term paper, or as monumental as social inequality or the climate crisis.

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So, are there ways to get unstuck?

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People often report feeling highly motivated at the start and end of a project, but the middle can feel untethered.

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Psychologists call this the “stuck in the middle” effect, and it’s thought to be caused by a shift in perspective that happens as you move closer to your goals.

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When you start working towards something, any progress can feel like a win, as we tend to compare ourselves against where we started.

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For example, when someone starts training for a marathon, accomplishing even a short jog can feel motivating.

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But the longer you work on something, the more likely it is that your focus shifts to your end goal.

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In other words, rather than seeing how far you've come, it’s easy to become frustrated by how far you still need to go.

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A simple way to avoid these motivational sinkholes is to break your pursuits into smaller, more achievable sub-goals.

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This creates less daunting, incremental benchmarks to compare your progress to.

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It also creates more opportunities to celebrate wins along the way.

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This is especially important when working towards bigger societal goals.

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These issues are, by nature, large-scale and complex— no single action or person is likely to solve them.

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So if you only focus on the end goal, it’s easy to feel personally powerless.

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And the enormity of these problems may be why so many people, including those who care deeply about the issues, think that progress is impossible, leading them to disengage.

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In fact, one 2021 global survey of young people found that over half believe humanity is doomed.

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But despite these obstacles, some people do manage to stay motivated, engaged, and unstuck.

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So, how do they do it?

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Surprisingly, it’s not all about how concerned you are or how much you care about the issue in front of you.

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For instance, research has found that among those who feel the most alarmed about climate change, only about a third take regular climate action.

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However, a unifying factor among those who do take action is the confidence that their personal involvement could make a difference.

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And this belief isn't misguided.

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The long history of social progress proves that change is possible.

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And individual actions— whether it’s volunteering, voting, protesting, or personally contributing to a communal goal— are key to building the collective momentum that has tackled seemingly impenetrable issues.

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It’s not to say that concern and passion have no place.

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Moral outrage, or anger, can help us focus on what’s at stake.

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And when it’s correctly harnessed, outrage can be a powerful unifier.

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In the American Civil Rights Movement, shared anger over systemic racism, injustice, and violence against Black people galvanized diverse communities to work together in the fight for equality.

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And bringing together people of different backgrounds and mindsets is essential to building longevity and resilience in any movement.

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In this way, thinking about how you can apply your own unique perspective, knowledge, and expertise to promoting change can be helpful.

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And finding community has plenty of other benefits.

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Just witnessing other people at work has been shown to motivate personal action, creating a positive feedback loop.

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Collaboration can help you better problem solve when you’re unsure what the next step is.

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And the support and encouragement of others can serve as a source of inspiration and joy if you’re feeling exhausted, defeated, or stuck.

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The path to conquering any goal is long and bound to hit sticking points.

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Often, the best way to get unstuck is just to take any action, no matter how small or imperfect the outcome.

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Progress starts with writing that next sentence, running that extra mile, or even casting that vote to build a better future.

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