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Motivating People STILL Doesn’t Work

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Leave a comment on this guest post by Susan Fowler to become eligible to win a copy of Why Motivating People Doesn’t Work…and What Does. (20 Book Giveaway! 20 copies available!! 20 copies available.)… … Continue reading →

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Powerful Motivation from a Toothbrush

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The American Dental Association recommends brushing your teeth two minutes twice a day. Your teeth are 26% cleaner if you brush the recommended time instead of the average 45 seconds. My rechargeable toothbrush… Continue reading →

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Junk Food Motivation

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Threats or bribes motivate conformity. You cannot be intrinsically and… Continue reading → Author Book Notes Interview Motivation Growth Leadership Leadership Development' Fear, pressure, coercion, rewards, or nagging get results but undermine leadership. Like junk food, they feel good going down but cause regret later.

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Motivation to Televise Your Colonoscopy

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What motivates a person to have a colonoscopy on national television? Last year, Katie Couric convinced Jimmy Kimmel to televise his first colonoscopy. In 2000, Katie televised her own. The answer is pain.… … Continue reading →

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How to Motivate Others to Commit

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Overcoming reluctance is part… Continue reading → Leading Motivation Taking others higher Vision Leadership Leadership Development leadership success' Frustrated leaders ask, “How can I convince others to do what I want them to do?” Why is commitment so low? Reluctance: Reluctance to commit is natural and healthy.

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How to Motivate the Unmotivated

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They were motivated. Pressure and coercion don’t work for long. Successful leaders inspire and ignite, they don’t pressure. Now, they work when you’re around and doze when you’re not. What a difference three months makes. Coercion, pressure, or rewards may work momentarily.

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Solution Saturday: Maintaining Motivation

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It’s “Solution Saturday” and Ken asks how to maintain motivation two or three weeks after a layoff, for example? Success is a series of decisions… Continue reading → Motivation Solution Saturday' Patterns make or break you, not one moment.