

The Science of Motivation: How To Stay Driven
51 snips Jun 7, 2024
Dive into the science of motivation and discover its two powerful forms: intrinsic and extrinsic. Learn why intrinsic motivation, fueled by your personal 'why,' is your best ally. Explore the role of dopamine, the brain's reward molecule, in reinforcing positive actions. Plus, find out how setting action-based goals and celebrating small wins can keep you driven on your journey. This engaging discussion promises to spark new insights and inspire you to reach for your dreams!
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Motivation Defined
- Motivation is the combination of internal and external forces driving us towards goals.
- It includes intrinsic motivation (internal rewards) and extrinsic motivation (external rewards).
Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation
- Intrinsic motivation, driven by internal rewards, is the strongest type of motivation.
- Extrinsic motivation relies on external factors and can lead to constant seeking of external validation.
Negative Consequences as Motivation
- Rob Dial shares a story about a man motivated to repay a gambling debt under threat.
- This demonstrates the power of negative consequences as a motivator.