Motivator

Motivators are success-oriented and inspire their friends and colleagues with their ideas. They are concerned with goals and togetherness. Where are we today? Where do we want to go? Who among you has a desire for success? Then let’s roll up our sleeves and get started. If you want to communicate with a motivator, you should have attractive visions and a willingness to work together dynamically.

The strongest motivations of a motivator are:

Communication

Communicating with a motivator addresses their basic needs for assertion (being successful) and affiliation (integration). It is about attractive goals and how we can motivate those involved or affected to work with us to achieve the goal. The motivator wants to be motivated. For this, pictures and joint meetings and references are helpful.
“Getting excited about something together” could be the title of the conversation. On the one hand, we will be able to describe this ‘something’ as a success that perhaps represents a milestone on the way to the next goal. On the other hand, and at least as important, it is about integration. The motivator, for all its will to succeed, also wants to enjoy being with others. This still works best through doing things together. In communication, use visualizations (pictures, movies) to present the vision and conversations, preferably in a team, for alignment. Belonging needs listening. In meetings, make sure everyone is heard.
Long texts, documentations and factual treatises are not the best reading for motivators. Nor do they need formal cover letters that conform to the rules of correspondence. Short information with pictures and with links to small videos or invitations to personal communication are better suited to the motivator: “Here are three links to application examples that I would like to talk to you about.”

If you want to know more about the motivator, use the pocket book: The motivator type “Motivator”. Here you will get the important information about the basic needs and about the typical characteristics, relationships and communication of the Motivator. In addition, you will read what the Motivator can do for his well-being, how he learns most easily and which professions suit him. The book also includes a checklist for all important decisions.

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If you want a detailed analysis of your personal motivations and basic needs and would like to go deeper into TwentyFive, you can purchase a motivation portrait according to TwentyFive. You can find explanations of TwentyFive in various books and, of course, from any specialist with a psychological education.

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