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context: They get visibility because the person who says them has often earned some degree of credibility or fame through their own success.
  They’re popular because there are wide swaths of weak-willed people who need a pick me up from someone who inspires them and then parrot/share them to clutch to a fraction of that through emulation.
  It’s a byproduct of a society that idolizes successful people and believes they too can be like that with some smarmy quote and some feel good energy. >
  
  Idk but i think linkedIn is cringe asf & filled with whatsapp uncles forwards 😂 >
  
  the motovation is needed >
  
  Motivation isn’t real and doesn’t work >
  
  Yeah, it's cringe and they really do nothing to help us in real life. Some depressed kid made them seem deep and wise. >
  
  Suck, as in “not motivational?”  Or suck as in you don’t like hearing encouragement and positivity? >
  
  IMHO, motivation is be and not real. Motivational can’t be measured. Some days you may feel more motivated than other days. The only thing that will get someone closer to a goal is the “doing” >
  
  Yea and the motivational comments are designed to motivate people to “do.”   That’s the point. I’m not sure your opinion is unpopular, it’s just inaccurate. >
  
  Lol… there have been numerous studies that have shown that “motivation” isn’t sustainable for goal achievement.
  But you keep writing sticking notes to yourself and putting them on your mirror in the morning. >
  
  You promote a discussion about your “unpopular opinion” and then downvote people with a different opinion. Ha! Dude your opinion isn’t unpopular. It’s just inaccurate. >
  
  Keep going!