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So you have to use intrinsic and extrinsic motivations.
So you have to use intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.
When psychologists or scientists or neuroscientists say motivation, they're often talking about extrinsic motivation, things in the world we're going to work hard to get, intrinsic motivators, things that drive us from within, like curiosity or passion or purpose.
When psychologists or scientists or neuroscientists say motivation, they're often talking about extrinsic motivation, things in the world we're going to work hard to get, intrinsic motivators, things that drive us from within like curiosity or passion or purpose.
I'd like to make a distinction between two kinds of pleasure: extrinsic and intrinsic.
Extrinsic pleasure is doing an activity that leads to pleasure.
I'm going fishing And so this is what we all need to find The problem is that people chase these Extrinsic lures the money power pleasure and fame and they get out of the groove of what they're supposed to do And then they wonder why they're unhappy You
The problem is that people chase these extrinsic lures, the money, power, pleasure, and fame,
so-called extrinsic factors that you can’t control. So if a business will be affected
You also want businesses that are not particularly sensitive to outside factors, so-called extrinsic factors, that you can't control.
Because if I'm in a state where I'm not enjoying what I'm doing or the content that I'm creating because it's been shaped too much by external extrinsic motivation, then there's no real point in doing this whole creative thing anyway.
Because if I'm in a state where I'm not enjoying what I'm doing or the content that I'm creating because it's been shaped too much by external extrinsic motivation, then there's no real point in doing this whole creator thing anyway.
Now, psychologists have divided motivation into two types: Intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation.
Now, psychologists have divided motivation into two types: intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation.
and it happens almost 100% of the time, if you replace intrinsic motivation with extrinsic
rewards and you extinguish the extrinsic reward then the underlying behavior is also extinguished.
When we study how we get motivated to learn, develop, and succeed, we can identify two contrary forces: extrinsic and intrinsic ones.
One meta analysis of 128 studies examined the effects of extrinsic rewards on intrinsic motivation.
There's a basic distinction between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.
On the other hand, extrinsic motivation pulls you by the power of some external benefit or tangible reward that you'll attain by taking action, as in the case of a professional athlete who plays primarily for money rather than for the fun or challenge of the sport.