CONTEXT
As a student you are meeting external and internal pressures to successfully complete your degree. And in a time where technology and social media seems omnipresent, is not always easy to get off the sofa or off social media to consciously focus.

In this talk, complex innovation consultant, uncertainty explorer and neurodiversity advocate Matthew Bellringer will address a wide range of aspects that are important to consider if you want to find your unique motivation to focus on what matters.

This is an interactive talk and your participation and insights are welcome!

SKILLS/CONTENTS

• Different forms of motivation

• Re-framing the concept of laziness

• Individual differences in motivation and method

• Salience – How to feel what matters to you

• The phenomenology of motivation

THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR STUDENTS WHO...

• who struggle to find the motivation to do the work

• who are easily distracted or who feel they work hard to meet other people’s expectation

• who are interested in learning to discern between external pressures/expectation and inner drive/motivation

• who want to find out about different ways to find their own motivation