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by Max Power on November 27th, 2005

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What is the difference between will power and motivation?

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  • by clydecantplaydarts on November 30th, 2005

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    I believe motivation is when you believe you can, and you do. I believe will power is when you think you can't and you do. ( Freud has nothing on me)

    z9 Clyde -Janet from San Diego)

    To BO: For one thing in your response Nearly possible is a double verb, which counteracts the noun. Bad phrase and I believe you have the most will when you override the fear of the I cant. That I believe is when the true will comes out. Only my opinion of course, that is why this web is so great, nobody is wrong, just different ideas and concepts. cylde- san diego

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    • I certainly meant impossible, but well explained; touche

      Bo Babenko

      by Bo Babenko on December 2nd, 2005

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