Motivate” is not good. Helping people decide what to do next” is better. This could be implemented as a variant of Listening Chat System.
- [[Motivational Advice]] I want to renew my system [[motivating system]].
- why?
- The goal setting of "motivate" is not good enough.
- There are quite a few cases where it is important to make them decide "not to do it."
- The very word "motivate" is harmful.
- Then why call it a "motivation system" in the first place?
- [[Action Clarification Support]]
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I want to create an app for a motivational system to record individual activities and see trends in responses.
- tailor-made
- It is important to fit individual characteristics
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Additional Features & Solutions
- insufficient exercise
- Cold hands and feet
- have difficulty falling asleep
- shallow breathing
- irritation
- stoop
- rolled shoulder
- insufficient exercise
Have them write a task
- Ask about it.
- BreakdownWBS
Motivation does not exist.
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“Are you motivated?” is not a good question.
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Metaphor in which willpower is finite
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Better to suggest actions and ask if they have acted.
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action screwdriver
Mounted
wife
- Failure to be motivated by what’s bothering you.
- Any unsettling events in the near future?
Point out and improve the poor quality of tasks on the task list
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Contact Dell.
- What?
- Contact Dell support about the battery no longer charging when the AC adapter is plugged in.”
- Subtask “Look up contact information.”
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Tasks that have been languishing on the task list for a week or so
- If you don’t do it for a week and there is no problem, there is no need to rush into it.
- If you’re worried, first we need a plan of action.
- (Zeigarnik effect for suppression)
- In other words, task breakdown
- If you’re worried, first we need a plan of action.
- If you don’t do it for a week and there is no problem, there is no need to rush into it.
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