One day, I just woke up feel­ing tired. I recall that it was in the mid­dle of the week—Wednesday, aka. Hump Day. I had to force myself just to go out of the house for work. I was so close to call in sick; call it a day, and just rest it out in bed. But alas, a luke­warm show­er helped me enough to get myself to go to the City and work.

As the day pro­gressed and reached the ear­ly evening, I remem­bered that there was so much stuff I need to get done after work. One of them was to pro­ceed w/ Hal Hig­don’s train­ing and SET class @ 24. Feel­ing so damn lazy and tired, I mus­tered enough deter­mi­na­tion to get myself to go over that 50/50 mark. I was stuck at the mid­way point for a while and was lean­ing to just not go; and instead, chill at home.

I then asked myself, what would Rob & Big do? And BAM! It occurred to me. They would have said: “DO WORK SON!“1

So with­out fur­ther ado, I present to you a moti­va­tion­al phrase in the form of an iPhone Wall­pa­per.

Here’s Set #1 con­sist­ing of 16.

Not only can it be moti­va­tion­al but it can keep you in check and help you focus on the task at hand. Not to men­tion, it can help in deter­ring you from using your iPhone to chat, IM, play games, surf the Net, etc.

You may click here to down­load the pack. If you would like to down­load indi­vid­u­al­ly, or if you are on an iPhone, here are the indi­vid­ual links per col­or:

Last but not least, if you hap­pen to be on Twit­ter… join the #dowork move­ment2 =)

Enjoy, and thanks!3

1. Coined by Rob Dyrdek and his per­son­al body guard Christo­pher “Big Black” Boykins in their MTV doc­u­men­tary, Rob & Big. “Do Work” works as a self moti­va­tor, to moti­vat­ing your friends. It ranges from, but is not lim­it­ed to “tak­ing a dump” and “nail­ing” a skate­board­ing trick. The pos­si­bil­i­ties for this phrase are end­less, you just have to know how to use it. [↩]
2. Tag your tweet with #dowork and start mak­ing the impos­si­ble pos­i­tive­ly prob­a­ble [↩]
3. Thanks to Philipp Bauer and his “Brown­ie” wall­pa­per. It pro­vid­ed a good start­ing point. Last but not least, thanks to Rob & Big! With­out them, this would­n’t be the same. I rec­om­mend you to watch their show—good times. [↩]