The Cuban influencer Diliamne Jacob, known as La Dura, once again shared with her followers a very personal reflection on motivation and discipline in her daily life.
Through her Instagram stories, she answered a question from a follower who wanted to know how she handles those days when she simply doesn't feel like doing anything. Far from giving a typical motivational response, Diliamne spoke honestly about those moments when energy is lacking, something that —she assured— happens to her just like anyone else.
According to her explanation, when that happens, there are two things that help her move forward. The first is her family, and especially her daughter, who has become her greatest motivation.
“My greatest motivation is my daughter. There are days when, like everyone else, I can feel unmotivated, but in those moments I remember that a family depends on me,” he wrote.
But there is also another important factor: the independence she has built through her work and the lifestyle she has managed to create for herself. In her reflection, she made it clear that this is one of the driving forces that gets her up every day.
“I also remember that the lifestyle I like to have depends solely on me. That motivates me to get up, stay focused, and move forward, even when I don't feel like it,” she affirmed.
Her words come at a time of change in her personal life. Last year, La Dura ended her relationship with reggaeton artist Jacob Forever, with whom she shared several years and a daughter. Since then, the influencer has remained focused on her projects, while also revealing on social media that she is going through a new romantic phase.
At the same time, he continues to consolidate his personal and business growth. In fact, just a few days ago, he shared with his followers that he had purchased a new property, a step that many interpreted as another demonstration of the lifestyle he has built through his work and discipline.
For the influencer, the key is not to feel motivated all the time, but to maintain consistency. That's why she closed her message with an idea that summarizes her philosophy: “Discipline always ends up being stronger than motivation.”
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