Reflections on Motivation and How We Can Lose It

The Likeability Blueprint ReviewMotivation implies one is lacking in this virtue. I gained an exhaustive education in motivation at the mercy of highly motivated parents. They were working class immigrants who arrived in Australia shortly after being married. Like many other migrants who settled early in the sixties, they worked hard to provide a quality of life for their loved ones. However, the idea of motivation still remains a non-descript term for my mother. I cannot recall a time in her life when she needed motivation.

Motivation stems from two main principles: desire and will. It encompasses a purposeful intent to give life to an aspect of one's personal character.I hold firm to the belief that you cannot motivate other people if they are lacking in desire and will. Rather you may inspire them, or as the idiom reminds us, "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink."

Recall an experience where you had to motivate someone against their will. No doubt there's been an instance where a friend, family member or loved one required a gentle nudge. Was it a challenge to motivate them? Did they achieve their desired outcome?http://thebonusbustersreviews.com/the-likeability-blueprint-book-review/