What is up, guys, and welcome back to the Ace Weekly podcast. My name is Andrew Evans,

and I am your host, and this is Five Minutes of Fire.

Thank you. What is up, guys, and welcome back to the Ace Weekly podcast. My name is Andrew Evans,

and this is another episode of Five Minutes of Fire. Today's episode is about developing your inner drive.

So this is one of the most common questions that I get.

It's one of the most common compliments, I guess, that I get as well.

And that is that people are always like, wow, Andrew, you're so driven.

You're so, you know, or the word they really use is you're so motivating.

You're so motivated.

How do you get that motivated? You're so motivated. How do you get that

motivated? You're so great at motivating other people. And to be honest, at times, I've thought about

stopping this podcast because of those comments. And it's not that I don't like them or appreciate them,

but, you know, I don't want to be the motivation guy. There's a ton of other people out there that

are very motivating. If you want to

go hear a motivational speech, but the reality is I don't think I'm very motivated. I think I'm

driven. And there's a difference between motivation and drive. Motivation is a short-term state.

It does not last. It ebbs, it flows. It's there some mornings when you wake up.

Other days, it's just not. You're not always going to be motivated. And I think for all the people out

there that are constantly chasing, you know, how do I stay motivated or the motivation high?

Like, everything you do is not going to last. It's going to be fleeting because inherently there will be a time period

where you are not motivated. And if the actions that you are taking stop during those time periods,

it's going to be very hard to get where it is that you actually desire for yourself to be in life

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