Here are our top five ways to re-charge and find motivation in the workplace:

1. Talk to your customers

Talking to your customers is one of the best ways to get inspired. Not only does customer feedback help you find more ways to improve your business, it will also help you generate new ideas to reinvigorate your business. By opening channels of communication with current customers, you’ll be able to provide for a better customer experience.

 Ask your customers their favorite part about your business through Facebook or social media. This not only increases customer engagement but it also gives you a chance to get to know your customers so that you can better market to them.

2. Set or renew your goals

If you’re feeling unmotivated, take some time to evaluate your current goals. If your goals are overwhelming you, break them down into smaller milestones to make them more approachable and manageable and keep reevaluating them as your business progresses. Motivation is easier when you’re working toward smaller, more realistic goals. While you are in the process of goal setting, remember to align your goals with your resources and bandwidth. Be realistic about what you can accomplish and work in blocks of time. 

3. Reflect on why you started your business

The next time you’re struggling to stay motivated in your business venture, step back and look at the big picture. Looking back at where you started from is a good way to remind yourself of how far along you have come and to measure how much you’ve already accomplished. Seek inspiration from your own small business success!

Thinking about why you started your business may is an effective motivational strategy for many business owners Ask yourself—what motivated you to start the business in the first place? Getting back to the heart of why you started your business can help motivate you to keep going!

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4. Seek business inspiration from your peers

Having a network of entrepreneurs and small business owners to talk to can be an invaluable support system. Not only can you give each other advice and feedback, it’s also encouraging to hear that you’re not alone in your challenges. Join small business owners associations or meet ups and go to networking events to build your connections.

It’s also helpful to read about successful entrepreneurs and hear about the challenges that they have faced while building their business. Some of the best small business success stories started with great challenges! 

5. Think about your business’s impact in your community

Think about your business’s effect in the community and how valued your contributions are. Small businesses have provided 55% of jobs in the US and represent more than 99.7% of all employers. Think about your business as a catalyst for positive change- it has more impact in your community than you can even imagine. 

10 Inspirational Business Quotes for Small Business Owners

“Small businesses represent an ideal at the heart of our nation’s promise- that with ingenuity and hard work, anyone can build a better life.”– President Obama 

“It always seems impossible until it’s done.”– Nelson Mandela

“Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning.”– Bill Gates 

“I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.”– Thomas Edison 

“An entrepreneur tends to bite off a little more than he can chew hopping he’ll quickly learn how to chew it.”– Roy Ash

“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees opportunity in every difficulty.”– Winston Churchill 

“Entrepreneurs and their small enterprises are responsible for almost all the economic growth in the United States.”- Ronald Regan

“A business has to be involving, it has to be fun, and it has to exercise your creative instincts.”– Richard Branson 

“To be successful, you have to have your heart in your business and your business in your heart.”– Thomas Watson 

“Forget past mistakes. Forget failures. Forget everything except what you’re going to do now and do it.”– William Durant 

1. If your phone gets wet in the rains

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Despite guarding your phone more than your life, the raindrops somehow end up on your phone’s screen. The rainwater can cause nuisance by entering your phone and make it stop from functioning. To get your phone back to life, clean the phone with a dry cloth and then simply place it in a can of rice. The rice would absorb moisture from the phone and your handset would surely start functioning again.

2. To avoid falling sick

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You can fall sick quite easily during this weather. To keep your immunity intact, keep sipping a cup of lime water with honey and ginger in it.

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3. To ward off flies

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Pesky flies can really irritate you. To ward them off,  cut a lemon in two and keep it on the window and put it on the door and on the windows. Cloves too can keep the flies away.

4. To keep your closets moisture-free

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If your cupboard becomes damp due to the rainwater, then put cloves and few naphthalene balls in the closet. Your closet would get dry again.

5. To keep your furniture dry

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Wood can easily fall prey to termites during monsoon. To keep them away, polish the furniture with un-perfumed hair oil. This will prevent the furniture from getting damp and catching termites.

6. To dry off shoes easily

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If you’re too particular about your shoes getting dirty in rain water, then rub a wax candle on them and then step outside in the rain. You must also carry paper towels to wipe the dunk off your shoes, in case you’re in a hurry for a presentation.

7. To dry off your clothes

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Drying off clothes is a huge problem during monsoon as the dampness in the air doesn’t dry out the clothes. You will have to put up a clothesline inside your room, preferably where there is a fan and then switch it on, on high speed and then watch them dry.

8. Have you heard of portable socks dryer?

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You will need this.

9. To de-frizz your hair

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Your hair could become quite frizzy during the monsoons. To de-frizz them, use a hand cream to de-frizz your hair. Take a blob of cream on your palm and just run them through your hair.

10. To fix your face

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The rains can make your face blotchy, which can make your makeup vanish in thin-air. To avoid that, use a blotting paper to blot moisture from your face.

11. To stop smelling as a wet dog

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Close your hair’s cuticle for less frizz.
Regardless of whether your hair is fine, thick, straight, curly, or some combination thereof, rainy weather can only mean one thing: Frizz, and lots of it. According to Rafe Hardy, the key to avoiding fuzzy texture is to keep the hair’s cuticle sealed. He says, “Use a light mousse or gel all over the hair and work it through so that the entire follicle is smooth.” Other ways to close the cuticle are by using a lightweight silicone product when styling, such as Bumble and bumble Straight Blow Dry  and rinsing hair with cold water at the end of your shower.

Go light on the makeup.
Aside from the obvious—read: waterproof mascara and eyeliner—celebrity makeup artist Paul Innis suggests steering clear of heavy moisturizers and foundation when humidity is high. We’ve all experienced the irritating face-melting effect of heavier makeup and high humidity, so instead try getting some color from a lightweight illuminating product like Urban Naked Flushed in Streak, a silky powder palette that combines bronzer, highlighter, and blush for a total about-face.

Ward off humidity.
While an umbrella can help to lessen the likelihood of getting completely soaked, there’s definitely no hiding from humidity, so arm yourself with hair products that protect against steamy weather. Our best recommendation? After styling, lightly coat hair in an anti-humidity spray that also offers hold, like Alterna Bamboo Smooth Anti-Humidity Hair Spray. If you’re especially prone to frizz, carrying a travel-size version of styling cream, or even a moisturizing hand cream, can be an indispensable help for touch-ups throughout the day.

Blending makes it better.
Whether you’re heading out into a light drizzle or a torrential downpour, makeup precautions need to be taken. Innis suggests major blending as a strategy: “To keep your makeup intact in humid weather, always make sure to rub makeup into your skin so that it’s not just sitting on top.” This is where a super-efficient makeup sponge, like the Beautyblender , comes in. The suede texture of the curved non-latex sponge perfectly blends makeup for a flawless finish that really works makeup into the skin.

Keep volume intact.
A high-volume updo or ponytail just won’t last in the drizzle, unless you’re adding some seriously formidable product to go with it. Spritz a texturizing spray like L’Oreal Professionnel Perfect Texture Texturizing Spray (salons) to give hair weight and, well, texture, which will prevent it from falling flat, before back-combing at the crown.

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