What is the difference in motivation between needs and desires, and how can we have the same drive for our desires as we do have for our primary needs?
How can we cultivate and grow our desires so that they can induce the same level of committed actions that our needs do?
How can we really tap into our desires to achieve our greatest goals, or how can we build up our desires to the point where we feel that we absolutely must fulfill them and really feel bound to realise them?
Watch the video below for some important insight on how our success mindset and results depend on our ability to cultivate burning desires.
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Cultivating burning desires has a huge impact on success: it gives us the right focus and direction, triggers those consistent goal-oriented actions, and impacts our environment in a way that attracts to us the things we need to achieve our dreams!
Have you identified your most precious desires?
How do you cultivate burning desires?
Share your comments below, and if you like my video, share it around!
Check out PART 2 on Desire where I reveal the 5 Steps to Cultivating Burning Desires.
Hello Justine,
Nice post… so true, if you don’t have a burning desire, it’s just wishful thinking. Your dreams must have desire, and the stronger the desire the better (burning desire). It’s all about mindset, vision, and focus.
I’m really glad I dropped by.
Coach Freddie
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justinesimard Reply:
September 24th, 2010 at 10:16 am
Hi Coach Freddie!
I agree, wishful thinking doesn’t generate the actions and persistence required to achieve great goals. When our goals truly mean something to us and are in line with our true self, then we can focus and achieve anything!
Thanks so much for your comment!
Justine
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Great! I look forward to your next 5 videos
Rachael Macgregor
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justinesimard Reply:
September 24th, 2010 at 10:14 am
Thanks for your comment Rachael! Next video coming up soon indeed!
Justine
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Hi Justine! I loved how you pointed out creating unecessary to necessary and how we must pin point what we want. Those two stood out because I have cultivated both of those within my life and business goals. It is truly beneficial to have an understanding what it takes to cultivate burning desires, in addition a higher level of consciousness to bring us to successfully achieving them.
Awesome post! Thank you!
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justinesimard Reply:
September 24th, 2010 at 10:12 am
Hi Jenn,
I always love your comments, you have so much energy in what you share here and on your personal blog too! Being crystal clear about our goals is indeed one of the crucial steps, and making sure that these goals are attached to burning desires is what causes us to be persistent, tenacious and patient in achieving them!
Congratulations on your success and personal enlightenment!
Justine
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Hi Justine,
wow, that’s amazing: Making the unnecessary necessary. Awesome video post. Just like Rachael, I’m looking forward to the next post.
Thanks for sharing.
Take care
Oliver
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Hi Justine,
Enjoyed your post. It is amazing what we can naturally have as a SET PASSION, while other things are not. Once i have identified a burning desire, I try to set my FOCUS on that desire by putting it in the forefront of my thoughts and daily activities. Pinning it up on the wall in front of my computer or on the refrigerator, keeps the desire remembered.
Now, I can allow my mind to passionately and subconsciously think about it and start developing a positive “I Can” plan of action.
Lovely site! I am revamping mine now to be more user friendly….
Best,
Joe
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justinesimard Reply:
September 27th, 2010 at 12:40 pm
Hi Joe,
You are so right – the best way to harness cultivating desires is by clearly identifying them, defining them, and cultivating them through consciousness, focus and action! Thanks for your great comment!
Justine
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I love your work Justine. I know you know that Burning Desire is the starting point of all achievement! There’s a line in Napoleon Hill’s book that goes like this… “The turning point in the lives of those who succeed usually comes at the moment of some crisis, through which they are introduced to their ‘other selves’… that point is reached only when fighting for a burning desire that’s worth dying for.
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justinesimard Reply:
September 27th, 2010 at 12:20 pm
Hi Drew,
This is so true, we often hear of defined moments in people lives when they get clear on their burning desires, establish their unconditional commitment, and reach a point of no turning back. This in turns allows to grow into that person that makes desires reality.
Thanks so much for your comment!
Justine
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Hi Justine, loved your post – thats where it all starts with a burning desire! Those that have the most success have a determination and desire bigger than imagined! Love your blog! Nellwyn
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justinesimard Reply:
October 1st, 2010 at 2:47 am
Hi Nellwyn,
So true! I think we all have the ability to grow our desires and determination, and to harness our mindset, to become one of those people who do have great success! It’s a matter of realising how powerful we can become in creating success for ourselves…
Thank you for your comment, it is truly appreciated
Justine
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Hi Justine,
Some great ideas being put across here. I just finished re-reading Think and Grow Rich myself and the section on creating a burning desire was one of my favourites. I love the way you have presented it here.
Keep up the awesome work.
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justinesimard Reply:
October 1st, 2010 at 2:43 am
Hi Iain,
I loved the chapter on Desire in Think and Grow Rich as well, some really powerful lessons there.
Thanks so much for your comment!
Justine
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