
Remember why you wanted to get motivated or reach that goal in the first place.You may need to break your goal down further into smaller and more achievable goals. Review your goals and see if they are realistic in the timeframe you have set.Here are some tips to help you find your motivation again: Setbacks are normal, but developing resilience can help you carry on and pick up where you left off. Use exercise as one of your daily goals to improve your mental health.Positive friends and family enhance your positive self-talk, which also helps to manage the symptoms of depression and anxiety. Surround yourself with positive people.Finding social or support groups with the same interest can help you find a mentor. Find mentors – a mentor is someone who is experienced in the habit you want to change.It takes up to 3 months to develop a new habit, so keeping the momentum and routine helps it feel more automatic over time. Tackle one goal at a time so you don’t feel overwhelmed. Think about what you want to achieve next week, next month and next year. Seeing progress is a great motivator in itself, and also improves your self-esteem. Regularly review your goals and progress.Reward yourself when you have completed a step or goal.
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Support groups can be as effective as professional help.

Start a class or join a support group.Mindfulness helps keep you relaxed and focused.Instead of saying 'I can't', say 'I can try'. Positive self-talk is important and effective in managing depression or anxiety.Make your goal part of your routine by using a diary or app for reminders.

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