The other side of motivation
People must be one of the most complicated organisms on the planet to collaborate with, am I right?
When thinking about individual and team motivation, a lingering concept pops up from the dark corners of my mind:
People must be one of the most complicated organisms on the planet to collaborate with, am I right?
When thinking about individual and team motivation, a lingering concept pops up from the dark corners of my mind:
What is the biggest gift a team member has given you?
We all have had those moments.
What made it special for you?
Do you remember the thing that person said, that made you feel seen, that made you feel heard, that made you feel appreciated?
Snoozing.
Ahh, the age old snooze. I thought I had beaten you!
But perhaps the reason you entangle me once more, is that same reason which you strangled me in the past: Indeed, I did not really want to wake up or look forward to today.
What does this mean? What is this feeling I’m having? I can’t make sense of this.
After some great conversations with my dear friend Abigail, we’ve created a lot of confusion and open thoughts in each other. Awesome!
There’s too much to talk about, so let me begin.
The actuality of being born out of nothingness and to experience being conscious is, to be honest, beyond words.
Ever since I was born, I’ve been fascinated with this miraculous mystery we like to call “the experience of being alive”.
Berlin.
Street art, cultures from all over the world, street guitarists playing Jimi Hendrix covers, massive buildings, big parks, triple the amount of car lanes compared to Belgium, bad English of non-foreigners and the freedom for anyone to express himself.
A unique and wonderful place for sure!
I remember it profoundly.
Exiting the train station of Brussels North, the fresh wind wholeheartedly introducing the monster high fancy buildings.
Clean and open space led to the various entrances of the monumental glass castle towers, one of which expected me among the 23 other students.