Growing up in school everyone has their own motivation, it could be money, a car, or even just a good job from their parents.Everyone is going to have a motivation however, my motivation came from my dad. My dad always pushed me and motivated me through everything. Another person that has motivated me for years is my wrestling coach, Arthur Demerath. He has been my athletic motivation by believing in me and making sure I do my best in school and on the matt for the past three years.Another person that have motivated me was my Vet Science teacher at Monache, her name is Mrs.Spaulding. She knew I was a shy person and that I felt like not speaking my voice was okay. She helped me do a speaking competition that I ended up getting 2nd place in, she helped me believe that trying new things will pay off in the future.My mom on the other hand, did not like the fact I was a wrestler. She was always scared I would get injured, she would always try to convince me to wrestle anymore, she was hindering my motivation. However, she knew that wrestling was something I loved and enjoyed. To me this show it does not matter your situation you can always find something that motivates yourself in life.
My experience connects to the short article Brainology By: Carol S. Dweck which talks about the
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I feel like that is a big strengths for me and has helped me as students so I know where everything is when I need it when the time comes.Even though I was very organized one of my weakness growing up was I was a shy person. I hated speaking in public, I felt like I was better off not talking to anyone. That started to change when I got into highschool I started coming out of my shell and opening up more. I knew that over time I would have to become social some day I was glad in highschool I
Please write a paragraph (or two) describing what you intend to study at the college level, or where your
Sometimes it’s easier for someone else to motivate a person than for that person to motivate themselves, but I believe the theory discussed in the book “MIND OVER MOOD” that a person has to change the way they think in order to change how they feel. If they change their perspective on things their motivations will change too. Motivation to me is this - setting goals, hammering into your mind to finish what you’ve started, associating with motivated people and positive thinkers, and being persistent and patient.
The idea of brain control is also a explored topic in the science community, so recently
The MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) has given me insightful information over 4 different dichotomies: 1)Where I focus my attention 2) How I take in information 3) How I make decisions based on the information and 4) How I deal with the world. After completing the assessment, I was dubbed ‘INTJ’. This being 9% Introvert, 38% iNtuitive, 3% Thinking, and 31% Judging. To my surprise, after reading the detailed report, I found most of the information presented, to be ‘spot on’. According to the Center for Confidence and Well-Being, “Of all the personality types, INTJs are most motivated by “vision”. They have a great need to come up with a unifying idea of a future, improved state, which is then their job to realize. This inner vision can be so strong for INTJs and so individual that they are often reckoned to be the most independent-minded of all the types” (Craig, C., 2014). This provided me with great validation that I have been lucky enough to find myself in the right career. Currently, I am the interim Director of Quality at an acute care hospital in San Diego. Daily, myself and my team are looking for ways to improve hospital processes, systems, and relationships. Always striving for a future vision or ‘ideal state’ of how we would like to see our organization functioning to better serve our community. Many people have told me that they could ‘not do what I do’ simply because of the data collecting, analyzing, reporting, and
Motivation refers to the processes that lead to certain behaviours within organisms. They are the drives, needs, wants and interests that push individuals to partake in goal directed behaviour, that is actions that contribute to the achievement of a desired outcome. Tom is a 45 year old male who was recently involved in a car accident following the request of a divorce from his wife. Consequently, Tom sustained injuries to the frontal and left temporal lobe of his brain as well as a broken leg, ankle and shoulder. He is medically stable and has recently been sent to rehabilitation, however is refusing to leave his room and resisting therapy sessions with numerous health professionals. Many motivational theories can be utilised in order to
I read the article, “Secrets of the Brain”, found in the February 2014 issue of National Geographic written by Carl Zimmer. I chose this subject because I have been fascinated with the brain and how it works. The research of the brain has been ongoing for many centuries now. The history in this article is interesting. It explained how scientists used to understand the brain and its inner workings. For example, “in the ancient world physicians believed that the brain was made of phlegm. Aristotle looked on it as a refrigerator, cooling of the fiery heart. From his time through the Renaissance, anatomists declared with great authority that our perceptions, emotions, reasoning, and actions were all the result of “animal spirits”—mysterious, unknowable vapors that swirled through cavities in our head and traveled through our bodies.” (Zimmer, p. 38)
One of my greatest strengths is my ability to be well-organized at all times. Growing up, I always lived in a very well put together household. Observing my moms need to keep the house spick-and-span, I picked up on her tidy habits. Everything in my room has a place which makes it easy to find something when it is needed. Being organized
Organization is essential in any profession. Not only do I keep my school and extracurricular work structured, but also have been known to straighten up my previous internship’s office without any prompting. I am able to grasp information very quickly. I generally do
I want more time to go and play outside, and I have reasons to proof that I am capable of doing so. A reason why is that one, I am a responsible person. Another reason is that I will be able to know the vast area around our neighborhood a lot better. The last reason is that I could get better exercise because I am very weak. That is why I want more time outside. But something I also want is some Donald J. Trump gear. I am a very huge fan of the Donald, even though my sister hates his guts for no known reason. We need to build a wall is one of his best quotes. Can you find a shirt that says Build A Wall on it? You probably won't but thanks for trying anyway. Donald Trump for 2020! Hillary for Prison! Maybe Mike Pence for 2024, but I am getting
First, my family has encouraged a lot of good core values that I practice even to this day. Next, my friends encourage me to make the right choice which is why I surround myself with these people. Last, I have been fortunate throughout the years to have good coaches, mentors, and role models. These three groups are the sources of my motivation.
SAFETY NEEDS: Once the physiological needs are satisfied to a reasonable level it is not necessary that they are fully satisfied an degree of reasonableness is subjective other levels of needs become important. In this hierarchy come the need for safety, that is need for
All of my life I was told “tienes que ir a la escuela!” which means in English, you have to go to school. I was told this so I obeyed, but as a child I really didn’t understand the importance of an education. All I understood was mommy and daddy had to go work all day and I would not be able to see them until nighttime. I did not pay attention to how food was in the refrigerator, or even where they were employed at. All I knew was that I had to wake up in the morning and get on the big yellow bus and go to school.
Motivation is define as, “the driving force in any situation that leads to action. Motivation itself refers to a combination of the learner’s attitudes, desires and willingness to expend effort in order to learn the Second Language.” Motivation is further divided into two types: Intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation. Intrinsic motivation define as; “enjoyment of language learning itself”, and extrinsic motivation define as; “motivation that derive by parental pressure, societal expectations, academic requirements or the other sources of rewards and punishments.” Richards, (2002: P.343)
Motivation is one of the most discussed topics in the present era’s organisations, especially since renowned psychologists like Maslow and Herzberg are dedicating their efforts to understanding it. Companies are investing a significant amount of resources in improving productivity in order to maximise profits. One of these important resources is of human nature. In order to get the very best out of employees, some motivational approaches need to be used. But what is motivation and how do I successfully motivate? I will try to relate one of my personal experiences with a friend to some of the most influential motivational theories. After introducing my story and making a definition of motivation I will address the ideas of Taylor,
Motivation to me is anything that pushes you to accomplish something that you want. No matter how many goals I set for myself without motivation the desire to accomplish my goals wouldn 't be there so, they would continue to be just thoughts or dreams. My faith, self love, family, and personal achievements are just a few things that inspire me to stay motivated in life.