Engineering Enthusiasm

Enthusiasm

noun

  • Intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval.
  • Having or showing great excitement and interest.
  • an individual's level of excitement, passion, and positive energy towards life experiences and interactions with others.

  • The Secret Sauce to Living Powerfully

    "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm." This raises the question: Would you ever choose to be without it? From your employees, employer, friends, family, postman or plumber – would you want to interact with anyone lacking this vital spark?

    At its core, enthusiasm combines energy and love. It's that powerful force transforming ordinary moments into extraordinary experiences. What if you could master the art of engineering enthusiasm? Imagine approaching every project, task, or situation with genuine excitement. How much more effective and enjoyable would your actions become?

    The Science of Enthusiasm

    Enthusiasm isn't just a mood – it's a positive vibration in our state of being, a response to the internal stories we create about our situations. Take a rainy day, for instance. You can either wrap up warm and snug, walking your dog with enthusiasm, or stand inside looking out miserably and negatively about how life is always against you.

    The beautiful truth is that this internal response is within our control. Our energy flows from the stories we've written, shaped by our past experiences, education, and environment.

    The Contagious Nature of Energy

    Think of enthusiasm like wireless charging for your soul. Spend time in close proximity to positive people, and you'll find your energy lifting to higher vibrations. The reverse is equally true – as you put it, "get the f@#k away from anyone negative" as in an overpowering negative environment, you'll be brought down if you're not careful.

    Igniting Your Enthusiasm

    Enthusiasm burns like a fire inside, serving as a pilot light for action. The art lies in keeping it alight. Just as a fire starts with a spark, enthusiasm often begins with small actions:

    1. Jump straight into action - it's like jump-starting a car, the quickest way to get moving
    2. Start with something small you can approach enthusiastically
    3. Build gradually - like tending a fire, avoid suffocating your enthusiasm by adding too much too quickly

    Practical Tools for Engineering Enthusiasm

    Here are some powerful questions to spark your enthusiasm:
    - What song could instantly lift your energy?
    - What small action could you take right now with complete enthusiasm?
    - If your enthusiasm were a fire, what would be its fuel?
    - List the why in what you want (positive motivation)
    - List the why in what you don't want (negative motivation)

    To maintain and grow your enthusiasm:
    - Define clear goals and the steps to achieve them
    - Draw strength from positive experiences and role models
    - Practice gratitude daily
    - Perform random acts of kindness
    - Choose your perspective consciously
    - Surround yourself with enthusiastic people

    Taking Action

    Today, challenge yourself to:
    1. Identify one area where your enthusiasm needs rekindling
    2. Take one small, enthusiastic action in that direction
    3. Notice how your energy shifts and affects those around you

    Engineering enthusiasm isn't about maintaining constant high energy – it's about consciously cultivating and directing your positive energy where it matters most.

    As Henry Ford noted, "Enthusiasm is the yeast that makes your hopes shine to the stars."

    What will you choose to be enthusiastic about today?


    Quote 
    "Do everything like you loved it"

    Mike Tyson

    Questions to help you think differently:

    Questions to help?

    • List the why in what you want +
    • List the why in what you don't want -
    • If your enthusiasm was a fire, what would be the fuel?


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    Mat Jeffery

    Lives in Kent with his family and is the owner and partner in various business involved in Lift Engineering and Life Engineering. Coaching has been a natural progression through work he has done on himself and he splits his time with Business and Personal coaching and also supports in his community as a volunteer through his Charity.