Try working with this question for a while and let me know how it works for you.

Some additional variations might be:

-What kind of company must we be in order to attract associates and customers we want to attract? [This one probably depends on how you have defined your ideal associates/employees and ideal customers.]

-What kind of wife/husband must I be in order to be in a loving, nurturing relationship?

-Who must I be in order to live a life of integrity with my beliefs and values?

-What kind of [profession/job title] must I be in order to grow a reputation as an outstanding [profession/job title].

-What kind of parent must I be in order for my kids to enjoy spending time with me?

I'm sure you can think of others and apply this to your life.

n Evaluate your habits. Whether it’s lack of sleep, procrastination or negative self-talk, work to rid you of habits that are holding you down and replace them with a more productive, healthier attitude.

n Associate with positive people. Identify go-getters in and outside your company and spend as much time with them as possible.

n Clarify your direction. Drowning in uncertainty dampens spark of motivation. Set and keep in front of you both short and long term goals. Make sure they are challenging and meaningful, while at same time attainable and realistic.

n Reach out. If your slump persists, it may be time to seek professional help to determine what motivational block might be and how to break through it.