This week, we're talking about motivation. And one of the motivations is about power.

This week, we're talking about motivation. And one of the motivations is about power. In other words, the person who is seeking some power, you know, wants to have control over things or things to go their way. It could be the president of an organization, or it could be just how you run your household or in a relationship, or it could just be the kind of business that you run or how you are in an organization. Or it could be that you're running for a political office; it doesn't matter. But power is an incentive. That's an external motivation because there's something you want and want to be based on the power you get because of that motivation. Now, my view is that this isn't always very healthy because, at the end of that, what you get is what you've earned based on motivation, but it's not satisfying. It's not truly internally giving you the things you want: hope, joy, love, and personal relationships. So this week, we're talking about motivation and what motivates you. I love you. I'm Dan Clark.