motivational

[ moh-tuh-vey-shuh-nl ]

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adjective

of or relating to motivation, a person's reason for acting in a certain way:
The research investigated the motivational factors influencing people’s decision to volunteer with community organizations.
inspiring or seeking to inspire people to act in a certain way, especially so as to overcome obstacles and achieve success, happiness, etc.:
He mentors inner city youth, telling his motivational story at local schools.
Since her diagnosis, she has become an HIV/AIDS educator, motivational speaker, and activist.

LeGrand went on to write two books, become a motivational speaker, and finish his Rutgers degree via Skype.

Canadian curler Cheryl Bernard wrote a book about curling and is a motivational speaker.

My final new year, new experience is a 2-day motivational course called The Life Event.

There have definitely been a few lyrics that have been interpreted by our fans as being something super motivational.

On Thursday Steenkamp was scheduled to give a motivational speech to students in Johannesburg.

It has deprived the groups of their cohesion and the individual of his motivational drive.

Why don't all of you shoo—I want to do a little survey in depth here—a little motivational work.

Fancy packaging designed by some of the most competent commercial artists and motivational research men in the country.

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