Find the Fire

Ignite Your Inspiration - and Make Work Exciting Again

By: Scott Mautz

Narrated by: Tom Parks

Is the thrill gone? What to do when your mojo's missing at work...

For many employees, feeling burned out and uninspired is nothing new. But going through the motions impairs more than just work performance - it affects your well-being. Wouldn't it be better to feel as engaged and energized as you were on day one?

Fortunately, everyone has the ability to rekindle inspiration. The key is to quit waiting for it to happen and take control of the process yourself. Whether you're wrestling with fear, disconnectedness, boredom, lack of creative outlets, overwhelm, or other issues, Find the Fire helps shake off the malaise and dial up the motivation.

Packed with insights, exercises, inspiring stories, checklists, and more, this potent self-help guide identifies nine forces that drain inspiration and delivers tips and advice for turning things around, including how to:

• Start learning and growing again
• Reconnect with coworkers and your boss
• Stop procrastinating
• Empower yourself
• Stay in control during tough times
• Overcome fear and embrace risk
• Produce work you're proud of
• Boost your self-confidence and personal presence
• Leave your mark
• And more

Instead of asking what inspires you, the deeper question is, how did you lose inspiration in the first place? Learn to find it again - and fuel greater fulfillment and success.

©2018 Scott Mautz (P)2017 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Relevant

Especially relevant if you have been working at the same job or in the same career for years and love what you do but have lost that spark. Great reminders and great advice on how to hit refresh on your career mindset.

Rediscovering our inspiration.

The author does a great job of providing concrete examples on ways to reignite our inspiration.

Just another motivational book

The book talk a little about inspiration, most what is discussed is self belief, motivation, procrastination, mental power ... etc.

Tries too hard to be amusing

I'm an hour into it and I have to stop. The concepts are interesting and might have a place at work, I just can't get past the attempt at humor that seems like it's every. single. paragraph. And he's not that funny, and the joke topics haven't all aged well. I purchased this and the book, so I'll look through the physical book for the concepts of muses and fiends. In the book, I can just skip over the jokes, but I just can't listen anymore.