MOTIVATION FACTOR
Many kinds of personal values act as motivators and can have an impact on setting priorities.
To gain a better understanding of how your personal values motivate you in setting priorities, try looking at your personal activities. For example, consider the way you prioritize family and volunteer activities. Do you put your family before your community commitments when you are planning your time? Is service to a religious group more important to you than volunteering for a civic group? Seek comments from others about how you spend your time away from work. Think about what your activities say about your personal motivators. (This assumes that you spend most of your time doing what you're motivated to do. If you don't, then learning ...
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