from 2017 Motivation System Renewal 2013-11-13Motivation System
- I’ve been so busy that I’ve neglected it, but I’m getting ready to do the next version of the “motivation system”. It’s been going on for a long, long time, which is unusual for me. I wonder if the reason I feel like coming back to it even though I’ve been neglecting it is because the data is accumulating while I’ve been neglecting it.
- I read about Lean Startup and started with the intention of putting it into practice, but it is working beneficially in a different way than I expected. The book was supposed to be about how to quickly find needs that can be monetized in a venture, a situation where time resources are limited and you have to aim for monetization, but since there are no time constraints and no aim for monetization, the premise is different.
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Kenichi Kurimoto: “Motivation System” Development Speed ∞ in Positive Spiral if Development Motivation is Accelerated by “Motivation System
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Kohei Okubo: cookie clicker expression development
- Often, the answer to the question, “What is the highest priority task in the motivation system?” is no longer “developing a motivation system,” often because it’s not a job. Because it is not a task.
- Well, in short, I’m starting to feel like I’ve got some high priority things to take care of, and I’m taking next weekend off in lieu of working on a holiday, so it’s my fourth straight day off, so it’s time to start tweaking my motivational system.
- I thought of Cookie Clicker, but the number of people using the system is monotonically increasing, so it’s called a “vanity index” that doesn’t help us make a decision to choose a good strategy, but it’s there in the sense that it can be gamified to motivate people to do so. Nishio Hirokazu - I’ve been so busy that I’ve neglected it, but I think it’s time to do the next version of the “motivation system”…
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