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Motivation as a Main Factor for Personal Development with Reiss Motivation Profile® as a Tool

Aleksandra Weinzieher

2015

1/2015

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DOI: 10.7206/cr.2081-7029.28

https:/doi.org/10.7206/cr.2081-7029.28

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This publication focuses on a role of motivation in one’s life, regarding both aspects: professional as well as private ones. The author indicates, that each person is motivated differently, and what may be an individual motivator. For her analyse, she uses tool of “Reiss Motivation Profile®”, which is based on 16 basic life motivator. The article covers also several examples of use of the tool within organizations.

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On the Way to Internal Motivation. Exploring a Transformational Approach to Life & Work

Rebecca Johns

2016

1/2016

( 8 )

DOI: 10.7206/cr.2081-7029.43

https:/doi.org/10.7206/cr.2081-7029.43

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A Journey towards Intrinsic Motivation in Coaching

Aleksandra Szewczyk; Michał Kułakowski

2016

1/2016

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DOI: 10.7206/cr.2081-7029.37

https:/doi.org/10.7206/cr.2081-7029.37

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The aim of the paper is to discuss methods of finding inner motivation that allows the coach, who has constant access to his/her resources, to support the coachee in the process of attaining the set goal. Authors have recourse to a metaphor: the coaching process is compared to a journey between the coachee’s current place and the place he/she wishes to reach, i.e. the goal of the coaching process. Furthermore, the word “journey” refers to the etymology of the word motivation – movere (to move).

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Towards Motivation for Personal Development. David R. Hawkins’s Map of Consciousness

Bożena Wujec; Agnieszka Baranowska

2016

1/2016

( 8 )

DOI: 10.7206/cr.2081-7029.36

https:/doi.org/10.7206/cr.2081-7029.36

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The aim is to examine how the level of consciousness of an individual determines his/her motivation for personal development. In the first part of the paper, authors present the concept of the Map of Consciousness created by the American psychiatrist and researcher David R. Hawkins. In the second part, they discuss how the model can be applied to coaching practice, allowing the coach to fully support the coachee not only in fulfilling his/her development needs stemming from his/her current level of consciousness, but also in reaching subsequent levels of self-improvement.

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