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Parenting Key 4 – Inspire Giving
Some of the ideas in Respectful Parents Respectful Kids by Sura Hart and Victoria Kindle Hodson seem so simple and obvious. For example the published by-line for Key 4 – Inspire Giving, is: “to identify your child’s gifts, receive them … Continue reading
See the Needs Behind Every Action
“When we understand the needs that motivate our own and others’ behaviour, we have no enemies.” Marshall B. Rosenberg, American Psychologist, Creator of “Non-violent Communications” (1934- ) Your child’s annoying, sometimes seemingly illogical, actions are his attempt to satisfy a … Continue reading
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Tagged Maslow's hierarchy of needs, needs, Self-actualization, self-esteem
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Types of Motivators (Needs and Desires)
My most important motivators are primarily intrinsic: Learning, understanding, research; examples over the past year are nutrition and blogging; A job well-done, meeting goals, focussing on priorities, being organized; Problems must be solved; Be the best that I can be; … Continue reading
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Tagged extrinsic, intrinsic, Maslow, motivators, needs, Reiss
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