The Art of Motivation

So yesterday I forgot to post. :P dang. oh well.
Today is a new day!
So I woke up today refreshed and ready for the day!
I didn't work out, but I went swimming at a friends house, so I got a little . (I heart sarah.)
So on tv today, I saw an advertisement for a workout made by Tony Horton. [I trust him for my workouts]. It's called the 10-minute trainer. Being as I'm talking about the art of motivation, just getting up 10 minutes earlier every day, and altering my diet a little (a lot), this seems to be way easier than doing a 45 minute workout everyday.
I practiced piano today! I'm started for the week. My motivation = I don't want to let down Heather. When I do bad at a lesson, and she [{unintentionally}] lets me know I did bad, then that's my motivation for the rest of the week. I feel awful and stupid when I do bad at a lesson, especially because piano is my major. I should be better than this.
Anyways, in about 2 hours I'm going to learn a paper route. Hopefully, along with whatever workout I do tomorrow, this is a bit of a workout.
Since life is an art in itself, I want to make the most of it, doing the most I can in life.
Ergo, I'm doing a paper route for a week [ish].
The art of motivation is something I need to remember and redo.
Tomorrow, I learn the art of perseverance.