Instead, the survey shows that intrinsic motivators, such as "mission-filled work and having job autonomy and opportunities to be creative in the classroom," can be better motivators for teachers.
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That philosophy is one of the strongest motivators to me.
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Religion and sexual orientation were the other two primary motivators.
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Among white nationalists' major motivators is "the great replacement" conspiracy theory.
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Motivation: External factors like money, status, or pain are powerful motivators.
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"Hygienists are such good health educators and motivators," Dr. Manski said.
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These are motivators that may prove to be game changers going forward.
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The study explored five potential motivators: fun, curiosity, jealousy, animosity and utility.
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Her colleague Feng, however, appeared cynical about the notion of male programmer motivators.
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Chinese tech companies are hiring "motivators": attractive women to chat-up male programmers.
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But national pride and jobs are always prime motivators, even in difficult times.
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I use the four motivators of motivational currency: performance, people, power, and purpose.
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It's one of those motivators where you say, 'Fuck you—just watch me.
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Unsurprisingly, the management literature calls them motivators: personal growth, recognition, responsibility, and challenging work.
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The longer the health crisis continues, the longer we're kept away from those motivators.
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Of those currently looking, 61 percent cited salary and benefits as their key motivators.
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American nationalism has been one of the great joys, comforts and motivators of my life.
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He cited unreliable hubs and consumer confusion over chargers as primary motivators for avoiding the port.
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It's one of the best motivators to get up and stay active for a healthier lifestyle.
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It's one of the most disheartening things I've experienced, but also one of the greatest motivators.
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"One of our big motivators in doing this is to keep our employees employed," Hershkovitz says.
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With the biggest franchises, there will always be spoilers and fear of missing out as motivators.
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Hope and change may be powerful motivators but they are nothing compared to fear and anxiety.
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There are no extrinsic motivators for getting above Gold ranking (which is where I stalled out).
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For those who often quit diet and fitness programs, like me, the reminders are very effective motivators.
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"A sense of being close to their ancestors is probably one of the main motivators," he said.
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These types of things tend to be motivators for lawmakers who want to wrap up complicated legislation.
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In a letter on the site, Larson explains two primary motivators for finally putting the strip online.
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Gradually, however, antisemitism begins to become more overt, and Lindbergh's heroism and celebrity prove to be powerful motivators.
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So let's take a look at the motivators, our vulnerability and the possible impact this vulnerability could incur.
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This unnaturally peppy collective represents a cross between a cheerleading squad and the "motivators" at a bar mitzvah party.
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Still, there were other motivators the researchers found, which they've instead called "benefits," that are much better than food.
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Fundamentally, we know workplace savings vehicles are one of the best motivators to get people to save for retirement.
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"For parents in a developed country, one of the main motivators is neurocognitive development, accelerated brain development," he said.
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Although research on the motivators behind why people who drink tend to exercise more is a little more limited.
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All these apps' scorecards and "minutes meditated" counters are intended as motivators, and I'm sure they work for some users.
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While fear and anger can be effective electoral motivators, presidents are often elected on messages that carry a positive vision.
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These traditional data sources do not scale nor do they address the core values, beliefs, and motivators of individual voters.
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They are powerful motivators who offer guidance and support, and continue to inspire women as they progress in their careers.
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Sure, there are the haters, but we can't do anything about the haters; we let them be our motivators, honey.
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Preventing automobile deaths, educating the masses attacking disease—these are all motivators for a subsection of innovations Herzog learns about.
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While most participants acknowledge the benefit of a consistent buy and hold strategy, temptation, greed and fear are overwhelming motivators.
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It's been a ton of work, with tons more to go, and thankfully love and justice remain powerful motivators going forward.
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In moderation, goals and other external motivators are powerful, but when they become the exclusive drives to do anything, it's overwhelming.
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"Pets certainly are important motivators of healthy behavior choices for many," says Kate Hodgson, a veterinarian at the University of Toronto.
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We all know one of the biggest motivators to get a new smartphone is upgraded specs on a new phone's camera.
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While immigration, job security and her fear of Islam remained underlying motivators, she was also attracted to the party's re-brand.
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"The best CEOs are inspiring, trustworthy, innovative and can be great motivators for people to bring their best selves to work."
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The primary motivators in hate crimes are race, ethnicity, religion and sexual orientation, the F.B.I. said in its report last year.
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Poverty is one of the biggest motivators for poaching Poverty plays the biggest role in perpetuating the illegal trade, the researchers said.
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One sketch from Season 1 features a fake documentary about the bar mitzvah "party motivators" Gafilta Fresh (Key) and Dr. Dreidel (Peele).
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And one of the motivators for his sobriety is his 12-year-old son Zen, whom he shares with his ex-wife Susie.
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But the truth is, while external factors might be good motivators, they don't lead to habits that are sustainable long-term, he says.
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Their stories are inspiring examples of the sacrifice and courage needed to strengthen democracy, and powerful motivators to drive voters to the polls.
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"The debt ceiling and the stock market were always two major motivators for him to try and clear the way," Pelosi told CNN.
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Creating social networks to gain support and inspiration from others are powerful motivators that can help women as they progress through their careers.
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Flexibility and the opportunities presented in areas where few other jobs are available were reported as key motivators for engaging in the jobs.
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That brilliance turned out to be in fraudulently opening millions of spoof accounts, partly in order to shine in internal reports known as "Motivators".
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In addition to her faith and tight-knit family, Day (née Cassandra Monique Batie) cites both R&B icons and contemporaries as her motivators.
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All the usual motivators are illusive to him, the power, the money, the fame, the position ... He did it because he loves the country.
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Preferably something that has an action-oriented plot, attractive people and high emotion, all of which are good motivators to keep the endorphins going.
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Once I completed the surveys I was sent a personalise four-page report which analysed attributes like my thinking style, communication preferences and motivators.
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For example, emotional intimacy, sharing mutual pleasure, bonding and many other reasons often become valid motivators for sex, especially in a long-term relationship.
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The greatest two motivators of electoral activism in this country are a desire for change and durable fear: In Trump, those two are wed.
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Pink explains the three motivators: autonomy, mastery, and purpose, and the provides a road map to using them to create both career and life satisfaction.
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For Days of Our Lives, it is the two prime motivators of seduction and betrayal; for our Assassins and Templars, it is murder and revenge.
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"Tennis is a game of chess, of tactics," said Philippe Dehaes, Kasatkina's coach, who has emerged as one of the tour's leading mentors and motivators.
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Impending deadlines are the best motivators to compel Congress to act, so lawmakers see any crisis as an opportunity to get their policy priorities accomplished.
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But need and the right kind of ambition are great motivators, and ways of overcoming major obstacles can be found if the will is there.
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Racial and ethnic bias continued to be the largest motivators for hate crimes in the U.S., driving 2900 percent of the total hate crimes reported.
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The best motivators are seeing something compelling, working with whatever life gives me, and knowing that someone will see whatever I do, other than just me.
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One of Trump's primary motivators is the absolute erasure of Obama — were it possible — not only from the political landscape but also from the history books.
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Neither specifically listed two of the most obvious motivators reasons that make their announcements make sense -- they could both use the opportunity to make some money.
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Inspired by a 2014 study that found emotional motivators more effective than traditional messaging, this study aimed to evoke the feeling of disgust in health-care personnel.
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This isn't just because people are suddenly soft for animals, though: One of the biggest motivators is the increasing awareness of the environmental impact of animal agriculture.
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Annie tries to tell Sophia that the haters should be her motivators, and while Sophia is learning how to sell clothes, she still is far from mature.
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The concepts of "commitment phobia" and "commitment readiness" have been useful for clinical psychologists—who view them as motivators for partners to exit relationships or impede intimacy.
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The all-time great master motivators, like Bill Belichick, Tom Landry, Don Shula and Joe Gibbs, exhibit knowledge and dedication — and are vital to every player's success.
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"They have lots of process motivators around black history — walking as Harriet Tubman did or retracing the steps at Selma — and they rapidly recycle them," said Bennett.
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These are the issues that many in the West assume occupies the Palestinian leadership and are the prime motivators for the decades-long verbal and physical onslaught.
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Dr. Kapnick, a research scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, says that one of her biggest motivators for conducting the study were her friends and family.
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In the first part of this series, we learned about designing products that use good triggers and motivators to get users like Joe to engage in healthy behaviors.
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Consciously choose to listen to the motivators who believe in you and tune out the naysayers who want to bring you down, yet know when to take constructive criticism.
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Not least of the motivators for this strategy is, of course, that Donald Trump managed to flip three Rust Belt states in 2016 to give him the Oval Office.
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The motivators of American business need to fill the nation&aposs sails with wind, moving the small boats that might someday grow large enough to head for open water.
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"I have seen first-hand the challenges of not having an education, which is why I use all of these adversities as motivators for myself," she said during her speech.
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There are also concerns that improperly treated wastewater resulting from fracking may contaminate drinking water, which was one of the main motivators behind New York's statewide ban on the process.
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Even when REI, the outdoor equipment retailer, surveyed its current and potential customers about rentals, their top motivators were to try new regular and seasonal activities without committing to purchases.
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Ultimately, those most successful at consumer adoption will be the ones who can address all of the consumer motivators for change — financial pain and ease of navigation in today's healthcare system.
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I was not and am still not entirely comfortable with sexting or even with taking selfies, mostly because I'm not very good at them, but distance and desperation are powerful motivators.
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Other ways to spark creativity include playing games or other creative hobbies during work hours, or simply getting paid more—which, not surprisingly, is one of the best motivators of all.
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And in order to achieve growth, we need to understand the individual motivators and perspectives of the people around us, as well as how the environment we're in affects us altogether.
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The top four motivators for creating a financial strategy, according to the survey, were higher incomes (49%); an unexpected emergency (20%); a significant life event (20%) and/or a market correction (12%).
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The survey also looked at the primary motivators for "abandoning" a shopping app, and, turns out, it's basically the same reason for removing any kind of app: a lack of memory space.
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And although there are plenty of great motivations people use to workout — like, you know, just wanting to feel strong, and healthy, and happy — this survey asked people only about food motivators.
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This difference in outcomes can come from two important underlying factors: How is this information presented to individuals and how does it change the internal and external motivators that affect their behavior?
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The report, which was based on conversations conducted between the NCA and British young offenders, identifies the sense of "completing a challenge" and "proving oneself to peers", as key motivators for young people.
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The physical absence of black figures points to an even more far-reaching suppression: a denial that slavery and the intense, continuous black fight for liberation were primary motivators of the war itself.
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Little did I know the history of Clyde Beatty, lion tamer, whose introduction of the use of a chair as a distraction device has inspired 21st-century motivators who hope to improve our focus.
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So those kinds of negative motivators tend to work really well in that zero to one, but at some point your philosophy has to transition because most people are motivated by irritation and anger.
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Ms. Kardashian says she knows what it's like to eat away your misery after a failed relationship — and how good it feels to take control of your body and turn your haters into your biggest motivators.
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It remains to be seen how widespread programmer motivators are in China, but the Times noted that a job search site run by Chinese tech company Baidu showed seven companies with job ads for such a position.
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" But the headline may mislead: The report states, "When it comes to bonuses, compensation satisfaction, primary motivators and career concerns, all of which greatly impact overall job satisfaction and career growth, there are clear differences by gender.
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Well, while there's a lot of talk about how video games can change the world, but I remain unconvinced that badges, extrinsic motivators, and Skinner boxes can get us to alter global warming or dismantle white supremacy.
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The typical motivators for a lower-tier YouTuber—advertising and sponsorship dollars—may not even matter to a mainstream celebrity, as long as they're expanding their reach and banking on it to pay off down the line.
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Koalas and kangaroos in particular — the unofficial mascots of Australia — have proven to be compelling motivators when it comes to mobilizing the global community to donate to emergency fundraisers aimed at financing relief efforts on the continent.
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"Data shows us that an opportunity to work at solving big problems, rewriting the rules of one's industry or simply putting a big name on one's resume could be powerful motivators," said Adith Charlie, LinkedIn's India editor.
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On CNBC's "Squawk on the Street," Cashin said Monday that trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, which appear to be putting a drag on economic growth, are one of the main motivators for the Fed to cut rates.
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At this point, other motivators might play a role in what and whether we eat, such as not eating out of a desire to lose weight—or eating because we like the look of the food that's available.
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Unfortunately the effort was so blatant, it culminated in an ongoing FCC corruption investigation into whether agency head Ajit Pai had illegally coordinated the efforts with Sinclair, one of the likely motivators for Pai's sudden about face last month.
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Advocates working tirelessly to locate sex work in the realm of work focus on the ways sex work is similar to other forms of labor; this emphasizes the very real economic motivators behind an individual's decision to sell sex.
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Perot voters stopped showing up in 2000 because they didn't think their votes made a difference after all; "I wonder," Green muses, whether Trump has managed to compress 1992 and 2000 into a single cycle, inspiring motivators and then demotivating them.
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The duo, who have each created their own unique 90-day program, will take challengers step by step through each daily workout, offer fitness tips, provide specific nutrition plans and meal prep advice, and most of all, be your biggest motivators.
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On a fundamental level, campaigns will need to have data that scales and allows them to get to the core values, beliefs and motivators of individual voters in order to track how attitudes, positions and behaviors shift on a continuous basis.
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"It's an extremely important history that was literally forgotten about for 100 years because a biracial movement with African Americans as leading agents and motivators and financiers just didn't fit with Americans living in long, long Jim Crow era," he said.
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And given that reactionary right-wing politics and sexual fetishism are repeatedly cited as motivators for many of the book's "heroes," there is reason to read the facts Moore and Gibbons present by way of Mason about Hooded Justice as straightforward.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New tax laws could strip away one of the key motivators of year-end giving in the United States - the right to take a tax deduction for the amount you give to qualified charities if you itemize your taxes.
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" Heigl said she had a vacation at the beach to look forward to, as well as a job on Suits — both being motivators for the actress to get back into shape as well as "my deep desire to feel fit, strong and sexy.
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As I conducted research for my new book, PIVOT: The Only Move That Matters Is Your Next One, I came across a category of people for whom money and financial gains — accruing a high net worth — are not their primary motivators in life.
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The study found that the ability of employers to strike the right balance between staff's professional and personal lives ranked ahead of all other workplace motivators, including competitive compensation and benefits (67%), colleagues and culture (47%), and open and effective management (36%).
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The study, which involved polling and interviews with over 14,000 people, showed that a plurality of nonvoters cited a dislike of the candidates (27 percent) and a feeling that their votes don't matter (27 percent) as the main motivators for not voting.
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I'd be like 'love me or hate me,' 'haters are my motivators,' and corny shit like that [laughs] but now I have people who feel strongly about me—they strongly want me to fail, they would be happy if I die, it's like that.
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In January, the Census Bureau issued its "Census Barriers, Attitudes and Motivators Study" (CBAMS) which revealed that the biggest inhibitors to response were: lack of knowledge about the census; apathy; lack of confidence about the ability to influence government; privacy; and general distrust of government.
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I was able to dive deeper into the mindset of a client's customer, helping them define their unique challenges and motivators, then craft full strategies around helping the client package their services and get in front of the right customer at the right time.
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Trying to see the good in life, even when it's constantly testing your patience, is a staple outlook amongst the oppressed worldwide and Popcaan is one of his island's best motivators (and comes from a deep legacy of Jamaican artists who did the same).
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch The new father of three added in November that Arrow and his two girls on the way were huge motivators in keeping his health the best it can possibly be.
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One of the driving motivators of Pompeo's State Department increasingly seems to be what Gardiner calls "well-documented beliefs in the prophetic necessity of the establishment of a 'Greater Israel' in order to usher in the End Times"—hardly a stabilizing central principle in an era of nuclear risk.
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Whether you witness a crisis of said resources or you go through hard times, having your physical world shaken up puts you in touch with your body as well as the fragility (and force) of the earth's environment—some of the greatest motivators of change in your lifetime.
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While there's limited evidence on the benefit of grading portals on academic achievement, there is plenty of research to show that extrinsic motivators, such as grades, as well as parental surveillance and control, are detrimental to kids' long-term motivation to learn and undermine their relationships with teachers.
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"I'm leaving because there is only one investigation that deserves the attention of this country, and that's the one we voted on today," she said, noting that allegations against President Donald Trump of sexual harassment and sexual assault were one of her prime motivators for voting to proceed in the inquiry.
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But it is not inconceivable that down the road, when more artifical intelligence is created to con you out of your information—don't forget that in most cases your sensitive data equates to dollars—that bots like AGNES will play to trusty motivators of guilt and insecurity to get what they desire.
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"Patients may find it beneficial to work with fitness professionals and psychotherapists to design an appropriate training regimen and to re-learn how to use internal sensations, such as pain and fatigue, to differentiate between appropriate versus excessive training and healthy versus unhealthy motivators, such as comparison with others," according to the paper.
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"You also have people who buy new cars every three years because of the lease cycle, and also one of the biggest motivators of new car purchases is all of the infotainment and collision-avoidance features that are now available in new cars, so I think that the runway still has a ways to go for GM and Ford," he added.
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New Australian Law Threatens Prison for Tech Execs Who Allow Violent Content on Their PlatformsIn the wake of the terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand last month, Australia is putting…Read more ReadOne of the principal motivators in the quest for a regulatory solution is the tearful story of Molly Russell, a 14-year-old who took her own life in 2017.
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The increasing importance of the U.S. presence in Mexico's trade and investment inflows was one of the motivators for Mexican engagement in negotiations for a free trade agreement with the U.S. At the same time, the U.S. was interested in an agreement in order to have increased access to a large emerging economy with 100 million people, as well as to support its flourishing democracy.
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