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A Brief Article On Leadership And Motivating Others

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Leadership and Motivating Others
By Daniel Branch | Submitted On May 30, 2011

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Every person is motivated when he or she wants to do something. Motivation is all the reason which causes a person to act, including negative ones like fear along with more positive motives, such as money, career advancement, love, or recognition.

According to the 50-50 rule there is only about 50% that you can motivate other people after that it is up to them. There are many different methods to motivating others such as incentives, rewards, threats, or persuasion. All of these actual or potential influences may have an effect but keep in mind that 50 percent of a person 's influence stems from the environment(which is you and other external factors) and the other 50 is from their own internal motivation.

This article will cover some of the principles to motivate others and inspire yourself from proven methods and leadership.

"If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader." -John Quincy Adams

1. Be Motivated and Inspire Yourself

You will never be able to motivate and inspire others

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