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Monday Motivations have, since their inception, been intended to help Bullies keep or regain focus on our goals, bolster resolve, or just to face the week ahead with our chins tucked and our hands up.
Unlike a lot of the other content around here, which is written on-the-spot, and in response to a current event, we've got a few of these in the queue. But this is something that I personally came across this morning, and felt it was important to share.
Nobel prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman's shares his thoughts on the subject of Honors. And our question to you, is this:
What motivates you; is it because of your innate need to push forward and make things happen, or because you want other people to recognize you for doing so?
Think about it for a few minutes. I suspect that people who understand and are honest with themselves about what motivates them are able to enjoy their accomplishments much more than those who aren't exactly aware of why they're doing what they're doing.
Whether you're doing it for praise, recognition, or for your own sense of accomplishment, you should always know why you're doing anything.
Monday Motivations have, since their inception, been intended to help Bullies keep or regain focus on our goals, bolster resolve, or just to face the week ahead with our chins tucked and our hands up.
Unlike a lot of the other content around here, which is written on-the-spot, and in response to a current event, we've got a few of these in the queue. But this is something that I personally came across this morning, and felt it was important to share.
Nobel prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman's shares his thoughts on the subject of Honors. And our question to you, is this:
What motivates you; is it because of your innate need to push forward and make things happen, or because you want other people to recognize you for doing so?
Think about it for a few minutes. I suspect that people who understand and are honest with themselves about what motivates them are able to enjoy their accomplishments much more than those who aren't exactly aware of why they're doing what they're doing.
Whether you're doing it for praise, recognition, or for your own sense of accomplishment, you should always know why you're doing anything.