If you've read the previous book in this series, Not-So-Secret Secrets of Success, you may know that I like to contrast and compare ancient and modern ideas to find often overlooked wisdom. In many different time periods there are surprisingly similar theories about motivation and what drives humans to succeed.
Since the dawn of civilization philosophers, leaders and researchers have all had an effect on our understanding of motivation, but we still, at times, find ourselves baffled by the things we do.
By demonstrating how modern teachings often echo ancient ideas, my hope is that we can understand this timeless advice and use it in our own motivational strategies.
Motivation is still just a theoretical construct. The study of motivation
Since the dawn of civilization philosophers, leaders and researchers have all had an effect on our understanding of motivation, but we still, at times, find ourselves baffled by the things we do.
By demonstrating how modern teachings often echo ancient ideas, my hope is that we can understand this timeless advice and use it in our own motivational strategies.
Motivation is still just a theoretical construct. The study of motivation