Motivation Matrix
To help you effortlessly change your behaviour
Changing our behaviour is not easy … Did you know that only 8% of people who make New Year’s resolutions actually stick to them?
Why is it so difficult to change, especially when we know it’s good for us?!
Well the thing that’ll make the biggest difference is staying motivated.
In this Motivation Matrix video, we share with you a technique to help you to build your motivation so changing your behaviour becomes … almost effortless.
You’ll learn 4 different ways to get you started and keep you going so you feel healthier, happier and more fulfilled.
You can download your own Motivation Matrix here.
We’d love to learn what you found most useful, please share your comments below.
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I’d love to hear what you found most useful about this video and what small changes you might make? Please share your comments below.
Again a really interesting video, thank you so much. When we get back to some kind of normal I would love to introduce you to our TED Manager where I work Mark, as I am sure they would be interested in what you are doing.
Thanks so much Michael, I’d love to meet your TED manager
Mark thank you for this. I am determined in the future to be more aware of negative extrinsic motivation. I see, in particular, how fear affects my children’s cognitive ability, for example in exam settings. I will share this video with my children aged 23-17 as I wish I had understood motivation better when I was younger. Thank you.
Thanks Liosa for the feedback, great to hear it’s so useful to your children. When we are in the negative motivational space it’s not good for our performance in any context.
Great video Mark. I found it very useful to see the different types of motivation organised and structured in the way you presented them. It made me think. And it applies to all aspects of life! Something I’ll keep in mind.
Always enjoy using this Matrix Mark, gets to the corners of our tricky brains!
This is so timely for me Mark, my mindset has not been where it needs to be over the last couple of weeks, so I’ll be filling out my matrix tomorrow!! Thank you SO SO much! Hope you are keeping safe and well.
Such a great way to fully leverage the way our brains work to help change our behaviour. Can’t wait to try the matrix!
Love this, thanks Mark
This is so timely for me Mark, my mindset has not been where it needs to be over the last couple of weeks, so I’ll be filling out my matrix tomorrow!! Thank you SO SO much! Hope you are keeping safe and well.
Cool video Mark!
I love the matrix Mark! thanks for sharing
Thanks for this Mark … badly needed to help me stay on track with my New years resolutions … I had been struggling with motivation until I came across this!
Thanks for this Mark
It has helped me put structure on something I have always know subconsciously… that I enjoy and feel better about things when I decide to do them just cause I want to. It has also helped to put a label on the negative type of motivation and clarified why I’ve been uncomfortable about my behaviour when stressed ., it has really made me think of the unintentional impact on others.
Thanks for sharing Hash!
So much of what we do is driven by what we feel others want from us and to please them. We have little control over the success of this as a strategy … is what we feel others want correct and even if it is, how do we know what will please them? When we act based on what we really want for ourselves the chances of success are so much greater.
Great Video! I consider myself a well motivated individual but have never considered what is driving me. You’ve got me thinking and I will be sure to use the Matrix.
Thank you.
Thanks Mark, a very good reminder of the need for self reflection and awareness to achieve better wellbeing for yourself and others.