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Transcription Work on what motivates you


Motivation is a powerful engine that drives productivity. When you work on something that motivates you, you not only enjoy what you do more, but you also tend to achieve more and reach your goals more effectively. In this session, we will explore the importance of finding your motivation, how to identify it and how to apply it to your work and personal life. You will learn how to turn passion into productivity and make the most of your potential.

The importance of motivation

Motivation is the fuel that drives action. When you feel motivated, you find the energy and determination to move toward your goals. At work, motivation is essential to maintaining high levels of performance and job satisfaction. But motivation is not only relevant in the workplace; it also influences the quality of your personal life.

Discover your passion: The first step to working on what motivates you is to discover your passions. What are you passionate about doing? What activities make you feel alive and engaged? Reflecting on these questions will help you identify your interests and passions.

Set meaningful goals: Once you have identified your passions, set meaningful goals related to them. These goals will provide you with a sense of purpose and direction. Working toward goals that you are passionate about is much more motivating than doing it out of obligation.

Find balance: If possible, find a way to incorporate your passions into your current job. Most jobs offer opportunities for creativity and innovation. Find ways to relate your passions to your job duties to increase your motivation.

Cultivate self-confidence: Self-confidence is key to maintaining motivation. Believe in yourself and your ability to achieve your goals. Lack of confidence can be a major obstacle to motivation, so work on developing a positive mindset.

How to apply motivation at work?

Motivation at work is essential to maintaining productivity and job satisfaction. Here are some strategies for applying motivation in your work environment:

  • Look for challenging tasks: Challenging tasks are often more motivating than routine ones. Look for opportunities to take on additional responsibilities or interesting projects at work.
  • Celebrate your accomplishments: Recognize and celebrate your achievements, even small ones. Celebration gives you a sense of accomplishment and reinforces your motivation to keep moving forward.
  • Create a positive environment: A positive and supportive work environment is critical to maintaining motivation. Foster positive working relationships and seek support from your colleagues.
  • Stay curious: Curiosity is a powerful driver of motivation. Always seek to learn something new and challenge the status quo in your work. This will keep your mind engaged and stimulated.

How do you overcome obstacles?

Despite your best efforts, you may face obstacles in your quest to work on what motivates you. Some common challenges include:

  • Lack of time: Often, responsibilities and obligations can make it difficult to find time for what you are passionate about. Good time management can help you balance your priorities.
  • Financial difficulties: If your passion is not directly related to your current job, there may be financial difficulties in pursuing it. Consider exploring additional income opportunities or investments in your passion.
  • Lack of support: Sometimes friends and family may not understand or support your passion. It is important to communicate your goals and how important it is to you.
  • Fear of failure: Fear of failure can be paralyzing. Remember that failure is part of the learning and growth process. Instead of avoiding it, embrace it as an opportunity to improve.


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