TGL: May 2010
With the help of participants, apply these core questions to the Workers and Watchers jolt.
How to run it
- Guest Gamer Interview with Wendy Wong From a beginner's point of view.
- Say It Quick Motivation That's Habit Forming by Brian Remer Why do people start smoking?
- Discoveries Drive by Dan Pink, Reviewed by Brian Remer Carrots and sticks don't explain everything.
- Activities Have to, Get to, Want to: What Motivational Operating System Are You Using?
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Guest Gamer Interview with Wendy Wong From a beginner's point of view.
Say It Quick Motivation That's Habit Forming by Brian Remer Why do people start smoking?
Discoveries Drive by Dan Pink, Reviewed by Brian Remer Carrots and sticks don't explain everything.
Activities Have to, Get to, Want to: What Motivational Operating System Are You Using?
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: TGL: May 2010. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Guest Gamer Interview with Wendy Wong From a beginner's point of view.; Say It Quick Motivation That's Habit Forming by Brian Remer Why do people start smoking?; Discoveries Drive by Dan Pink, Reviewed by Brian Remer Carrots and sticks don't explain everything.; Activities Have to, Get to, Want to: What Motivational Operating System Are You Using?. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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