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Intrinsic Motivation In The TED Video By Daniel Pink

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In the TED Video, Daniel Pink discussed how the contingent motivators don’t work and often times it dulls thinking and blocks creativity (2009). The carrot and stick is not as successful in today’s generation as it used to be. Intrinsic motivators seem to be more meaningful than extrinsic motivators. In the 21st century, it is time to restructure into intrinsic motivators. I will use intrinsic motivators for goal setting and planning throughout this course. Stress is something I want to avoid so my goal is to get my schoolwork done during the week so I can enjoy my weekend with my family. I will also apply intrinsic motivation in my daily life at home with my children. I will strengthen positive reinforcement with my children

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