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Motivation 101

Opening Task!. Motivation 101. Grab a pad of sticky notes and list (each on a separate note) reasons why you get up and go to work everyday & stick it on the wall!. How to Get Your Dog, Your Spouse, Your Kids & Your Employees To Do Their Best!. Motivation. Dictionary.com: mo·ti·va·tion

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Motivation 101

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  1. Opening Task! Motivation 101 Grab a pad of sticky notes and list (each on a separate note) reasons why you get up and go to work everyday & stick it on the wall! How to Get Your Dog, Your Spouse, Your Kids & Your Employees To Do Their Best!

  2. Motivation Dictionary.com: • mo·ti·va·tion • noun 1. the act or an instance of motivating, or providing with a reasonto act in a certain way: I don't understand what her motivation was for quitting her job. Synonyms: motive, inspiration, inducement, cause, impetus. • 2. the state or condition of being motivated: We know that these students have strong motivation to learn.

  3. Maslow’s Hierarchy Of Needs: • Self-Actualization • Self-Esteem • Love and Belonging • Safety and Security • Physiological Motivation Theory

  4. Extrinsic vs. intrinsic motivation ME MI • Meet the first two sets of needs described in Maslow’s hierarchy. • Are defined and set from “outside” influences. • Examples: pain avoidance, food. • Meets the upper level needs on Maslow’s hierarchy. • Are defined and set from within each individual’s person. • Examples: values, sense of team work

  5. So What? Now what do I do?

  6. In the Workplace • On your sticky notes, list things your organization does to motivate you and stick them on the poster with the orange circles.

  7. Motivational Strategy

  8. CCPLS… Our Mission The Campbell County Public Library System is dedicated to providing the library resources, services, and information technology necessary to anticipate and meet the evolving educational, informational and cultural needs of the public it serves. Our Vision To be the information foundation for a thriving community.

  9. Governance PATRON

  10. Motivational Strategy

  11. Your turn! • Think of things that would MOTIVATE YOU to be more excited about your job. • Think of all the things that currently occur on your job that motivate you. • Think of the things your department could implement that would help motivate you. • Think of all the things YOU can do to help motivate others.

  12. Eleanor Roosevelt • No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. unmotivated

  13. Need help? Nan Carmack, MLIS, MED Todd Crytser, MPA 434.610.2792 434.609.1669 nannermack@gmail.comtkcrytser@yahoo.com Carmack-Crytser Consulting What does your organization need to C?

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