Expert Reveals Why Motivation May Cause More Damage Than Good

(Newswire.net — June 22, 2016) Henfield, West Sussex — When it comes to spinning a bad habit on its head, the usual first course of action declared by experts is to use motivation to create the perfect mindset for a perfect life. However, world-renowned expert psychologist Andy Shaw has recently revealed that it may in fact have the same effects as crash dieting – bringing about quick results with few lasting effects.

Shaw said of the subject: “An individual’s level of consciousness made them into the person they are today. If they want more than they currently have in their life now, they need to raise their level of consciousness. I strongly suggest they use their conscious choice to begin their Bug Free Mind Process, instead of relying on the unreliable motivation that got them to this state in the first place.”

Shaw goes on to explain that people wanting to change their bad habits have two choices to make: either continue with the same levels of consciousness that created their issues in the first place; or to raise their level of consciousness and actually tackle their problems head on.

Shaw continued to explain: “Motivation is like a fuel. You always have to consider how much you have left, and you effectively have to limp from one fuel station to another, without feeling truly rested or energized. When people are inspired however, they don’t need motivation. Successful people don’t use the word ‘motivation’. Instead they replace it for the term, ‘inspired to fulfill my dream until completion.”

Shaw’s incredibly successful Bug Free Mind series encourages users to feel inspired and achieve their true dreams in life, removing toxic aspects from their lifestyle in order to achieve true happiness. His series revolves around the effects that raising an individual’s level of consciousness can have on their own life; from forgetting to think about other people’s opinions of them, to focusing their entire energy on the things that inspire them.

A Bug Free Mind has been used by over 180,000 people from over 140 countries, and is one of the best-selling self-improvement systems of all time. Shaw regularly releases completely free downloads, snippets from his books, audio chapters and videos on his website, saltori.com for anyone wishing to get that little push of inspiration to take their life journey to the next level.