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Anchoring Inspiration(s) To Tap Into Motivation and Activate Clients Potential in Coaching

International Coach Academy

1 There are different ways to tap into their potential; in this paper, we will focus on the role inspiration plays in initiating the chain of events that leads toward potential. We will look at different types of inspirations, what I call unexplored, explored, and mapped-out inspirations, and how they interact with motivation.

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Beyond the Trophy: A Gen Z Perspective on R&R

Vantage Circle

There's a shift from extrinsic to intrinsic motivators for Gen Z. Let us now take a look at the most-asked 6 questions that probe into specific aspects of recognition for accomplishments at the workplace: By exploring the unique needs and motivations of Gen Z-ers, we can create and improve programs that truly resonate with them.

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Understanding the 3 Types of Employee Engagement and How to Improve Them

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Understanding the different types of employee engagement is essential for creating a workforce that’s not just content, but motivated and driven to excel. Each type plays a unique role in driving performance and satisfaction, and together, they form a holistic picture of what keeps employees committed and motivated.

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Creating Transformation Through Positive Psychology

International Coach Academy

5 These traits caused the subjects that trailed behind in success to view events they encountered with a pessimistic eye. Seligman’s research in positive psychology has developed the Well-Being Theory, which measures Positive emotion, Engagement, Meaning, Positive Relationships, and Accomplishment–PERMA.

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Employee Recognition Event: Tips and Recognition Calendar

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Employee recognition events go beyond mere celebrations; they are pivotal drivers of engagement, morale, and success. Thus, creating impactful recognition events requires thorough planning and exploration. Recognition events are categorized into two categories: informal and formal. How do you wish to celebrate this event?

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2025 Resolution: Keep a Work Journal

Your Work, Your Way

Writing helps you organize and refine your thoughts; it provides a record of what actually happened in real time, rather than the misremembered or edited version of events that people recall much later. Writing prompts can include: What accomplishments am I proud of this week or month? What positive feedback have I received recently?

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How Leaders Can Use Recognition to Build High-performing Teams

Vantage Circle

It doesn’t just motivate them but also sets a standard for the entire team, increasing the likelihood of the behavior being repeated. Frequent and Timely Recognition Providing frequent and timely recognition is significantly more effective than reserving it for annual reviews or special events. Source: Vantage Rewards 4.