Strategy and Digital Transformation

Motivation feels good. It gives you a jolt of energy, a fresh burst of belief, and sometimes even the illusion of progress. But if we’re honest, it rarely lasts. One hard week, one discouraging meeting, or one unexpected setback is enough to drain it completely. Motivation is emotional. It is temporary. It rises and falls with your circumstances. Clarity, on the other hand, is quiet. It does not hype you up or get you excited in the same way. But it gives you something, motivation, never a direction. Clarity is knowing what matters, even when you’re tired. It is understanding what needs to happen next, even when nothing feels exciting. But clarity alone is not enough. Clarity shows you where to go. Discipline is what gets you there. I used to chase motivation. I would scroll through videos, read quotes, or listen to people talk about hustle and vision. For a while, I would feel unstoppable. I would write out plans, make to-do lists, and convince myself that this would be the week I fin...