7 Steps to Endless Motivation

By Aaron Tupaz

Learn a simple but unique 7 Step system to obtain Endless Motivation. Have you ever watched or heard something motivational? Did it get you all pumped up? Perhaps you even took action and saw some results. But then weeks or months down the line, you find yourself back to unproductive behaviour. Well you are not alone. This book will teach you how to transform your life using your Alarm clock as the foundation of your success. It will also show you how to automatically become motivated daily and maximize your productivity.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Aaron Tupaz
• Release date: Apr 30, 2016
• ISBN: 9780995192102

Aaron Tupaz

After years of reading self-help books, attending seminars of famous motivational speakers and entrepreneurs, Aaron still occasionally fell into phases of unproductive behavior. He kept asking myself how can I solve this problem. With a background in Computer Science and Psychology, he came up with the Infinite Loop System. His dream is to spread this system to as many people as possible and change the world.

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Intro

What is the sound of your alarm clock? Does it beep, does it play your favorite music? What if your alarm clock could become the most important foundation to turning your life around, achieving your dreams, and becoming that person you’ve always wanted to be.

Have you ever got pumped up to work out after hearing a motivational speaker, or after hearing testimonies from people about losing 100 pounds? Have you ever made a New Years resolution to change your diet, only to later catch yourself binge watching on Netflix and stuffing yourself with desserts and junk? Well don’t worry you’re not alone. The problem is that motivation in general doesn’t last forever. Now I won’t speak for everyone because I’ve met many people who seem to just naturally be ambitious, work like a horse and can stay dedicated. However for many of us, we can be lazy bums. I’m not here to debate whether this is mainly through the results of years of bad programming or if we’re just naturally lazy, but I do know we can program ourselves to be