As the social scientist and Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl noted in his writings, we are motivated not so much by money or material objects as by a fundamental need for meaning in our lives, which may come from family, religion, our vocation or something else that acts as the modal force of who we are as individuals.
Author: Claudine Gartenberg
Source: IESE Insight
Subjects: Concepts, Meaning, Motivation, Psychology | Behavior
Source: IESE Insight
Subjects: Concepts, Meaning, Motivation, Psychology | Behavior
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