Below are the best podcasts we could find on Motivation and entrepreneurship.
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On today's show, Todd Henry discusses the difference between bold creative work and brave creative work. Then, Todd turns to discussing the three core elements of brilliant work that he shared in his talk at Leadercast this week: Skills, Experience, and Motivation.
In his new book Wanting, Luke Burgis draws on the work of French polymath René Girard to bring this hidden force to light and reveals how it shapes our lives and societies.
Since the early days of the Accidental Creative podcast we’ve closed off with the phrase “cover bands don’t change the world – you need to find your unique voice if you want to thrive.” In order to add lasting, meaningful value, we must – eventually – find our own voice.
Typically, we think that either someone is motivated or they aren’t, as if motivation is a switch to be flipped.
You’re motivated to do something whether you realize it or not. By better understanding what it is that truly drives us, we can unlock ways of approaching our work in a more meaningful way.
I believe understanding what uniquely drives you will unlock untold potential, engagement, and deep productivity in your life, your relationships, your family, and your community.
It’s tempting to think that motivation is largely driven by the tasks that you do every day, but it’s more accurate to say that you bring your motivation to those tasks. On this episode, we discuss three core motivational archetypes and how they affect everyday engagement.
What drives your creative work? On this episode, I share the difference between clean and dirty fuels, and how to find motivation that lasts.
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