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People often say that motivation doesn't last. Well, neither does bathing - that's why we recommend it daily.” - Zig Ziglar

That is one of my favorite quotes in life. It made so much sense when I heard it. All my life, I got a high off a great personal development book, a deep quote, or an amazing TED Talk. I would get this euphoric feeling and be ready to take over the world… for about a day. The next day, the want was still there, but not as strong, not as overwhelming, not as consuming as that first initial hit. That FIX.
Story Time: I was at this event by this amazing human being with a light that shines through 140 characters and a filter… Tracy G. It was called “Dreamer Meets Planner” and BOOM. Here goes the high again. It all started to work together. *Rewind* Back in 2011, when I had this little ole personal blog called Random Epiphanys, I wrote this post called Purpose, where I said, I realized my purpose in my life is to support the ones I live in their dreams and visions. This was the longest high I’ve ever had. Alas, like all ups, you must come down. I never knew how to really put this plan into action… until “Dreamer Meets Planner”…
Back to the Present (as in it took 4 years): Back to sitting in the event, thinking of all the arbitrary things I wanted to do, and how was I was going to do it. I was overwhelmed. It finally hit me, how to put this purpose into a tangible thing. “The Inspiration Fix - A place to get your daily high of motivation.” A necessity for the multidimensional human (thanks again to Tracy for the term). This site is what I wanted (read: needed) when I was growing up (read: everyday of my current life). A place for any and everything that gives you the rush to take over the world. A place where the randomness that is me, can be used for your benefit.
Fast Forward: So, the high came and left again, but this time, I made an action to hold on. Though I knew I wanted to build this site, I didn't know how to get all the random thoughts I had into a cohesive site. Not long after the event, I started writing emails. Sending random emails,  kind of like newsletters to friends with some helpful tips, TED Talks, and my own personal thoughts (or epiphanies), I was able to stretch the high. How? Because I became deliberate with my actions. I made it my goal to keep the momentum. Also, with the emails came a despise for the name the Inspiration Fix. I was working on maintaining this feeling. It was no longer a fix. That's when Zig Ziglar's quote made sense.

So here we are. Deliberate Epiphany. Epiphanies are supposed to be these life changing revelations that are triggered by something small (like the fixes I mentioned before). But by being deliberate, its like you are your own trigger.
Plus, I love the word epiphany because my birthday is the Epiphany, and it's my blog so I do what I want. :)