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Motivation: Why are you trying so hard?

Writer's picture: Luis A. MarreroLuis A. Marrero

Updated: Jan 5

Luis A. Marrero facilitated a motivational workshop using Meaningful Purpose Psychology or Logoteleology at the Contact Center and Customer Engagement Best Practices Conference on June 20, 2018, in Orlando, Florida.

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Description: Motivation: Why are you trying so hard?

Key macro indicators pertaining to employee engagement, trust in leadership, and happiness at work remain stubbornly on negative terrain. Why do key success indicators remain stubbornly low despite encouraging empirical findings and a plethora of consulting firms and internal practitioners? To solve the paradox, and through the lens of Meaningful Purpose Psychology, participants will

  1. define the engagement problem

  2. examine operating assumptions about the problem

  3. learn where the operating assumptions come from and their impact on motivation and engagement

  4. plan to implement practical solutions to increase intrinsic motivation and engagement


About the Facilitator


Luis A. Marrero is an internationally recognized author, consultant, and coach. He is the CEO of the Boston Institute for Meaningful Purpose and former Deputy Chairman of the Board of the International Network on Personal Meaning. Luis authored the award-winning The Path to a Meaningful Purpose: Psychological Foundations of Logoteleology, his first book in a planned anthology. He is acknowledged as the pioneer of meaningful purpose psychology or logoteleology, as well as Second Wave Organization Development (OD2.0). He lives with his wife, Nahir, in Westfield, Massachusetts, and Deltona, Florida.


Those interested in building people's motivation and engagement in meaningful ways can contact us at Luis@Bostonimp.com or https://www.bostonimp.com/contact.

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