Motivation Factor News | February 2014
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Recently during a business dinner, which included both Europeans and Americans, we talked about whether there are in fact any differences in what motivates us depending on where we live. Is an American motivated by the same things as, let’s say, a person from Denmark? We decided to investigate. See the result! Get Motivation News…
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Helle Bundgaard, Founder of Motivation Factor®, presents a new approach to fostering immediate and sustainable motivation. Read more at ICF New England Get Motivation News Email Name Your Marketing Permissions Motivation Factor will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing. Please let…
”In the valley we motivate people by threatening to fire them” Helle Bundgaard | Partner | Motivation Factor Institute | Copenhagen | Denmark My partner, who is currently in Silicon Valley to pitch our Motivation Intelligence platform to potential investors, was faced with this statement from an investor whose name shall remain anonymous. Frankly I…
– And why they may be the salt, sugar and fat of modern work culture For decades, we’ve been told to follow our passion, align with a purpose, and deliver top performance. These are the “golden triad” of modern work culture. Leaders celebrate them. Coaches teach them. Companies measure them. And yet, something isn’t quite…