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Reflection On Motivation

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1. How did you rate yourself on follow-through (getting things done) and why? I would rate myself as number 9. I know that it is a big rating to give to yourself, but I consider myself strongly nine. I have to have things done that needs to be done as soon as possible, I would step out from comfort zone and sacrifice my rest or something I love to do but I will have things done before they are due. I feel more confident, useful and rewarded when I check things of my list. 2. Considering the seven motivation theories presented and discussed in class, which one or ones do you most see affecting your level of motivation? You can pick any aspect of your life to respond to this question. Consider your response from the Motivation Indicator worksheet you completed in class. In my opinion, Reinforcement Theory is more related to my level of motivation, at the same time I want to say that all of them at some point reflect me. According to the motivator indicator I belong more to Intrinsic Rationale people, I like to receive positive reinforcement when I do work correctly, I need to get a reward in order to continue performing at the same level or better when it comes to school …show more content…

However, I would choose “important” to be the most priority. Based on that I would decide if it is urgent or not. Everything in my children’s live is very important to me, but some things are just not as urgent. I would plan my day ahead and point out important staff that are due so I don’t have to worry and rush to have them done. But I have so many people depending on me, my mother, she can’t walk so I am doing everything for her sometimes it is more urgent than important. I don’t have a chance to neglect much tasks that are assigned to me, because other people depend on them. I rather neglect doing my own staff, like praying and exercising because I think, I can survive without

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