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Developing Self-Motivated People

Developing Self-Motivated People

What will I learn?

  • Checkmark Examine the SelfDetermination Theory nutriments needs that must all be met relationships, competency and autonomy
  • Checkmark Identify the extrinsicintrinsic motivation continuum and how it can be applied to work
  • Checkmark Examine internal purpose and align to external outcomes and rewards
  • Checkmark Plan for autonomy and constructive feedback
  • Checkmark Measure engagement levels through pretests and posttests

Description

Developing Self-Motivated People will help leaders motivate their people by applying Self Determination Theory (SDT) developed by Edward Deci and Richard Ryan. To be fully motivated and more productive, three needs (nutriments) that should be met at the same time. These are relationships, competency and autonomy. Leaders need to ensure that positive relationships are encouraged so that trust builds as people work together. Leaders also need to let people know when they are doing a good job (competence) by setting goals, key performance indicators (KPIs) and performance reviews against which they can be measured. Above all, people’s initiative (autonomy) should be welcomed. Leaders need to allow people freedom to explore and make choices, even mistakes. They then should ascertain how levels of engagement with work have risen, through pre-tests and post-tests.

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Eve Ash

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