What is it that drives meaning in work? True, real meaning that goes beyond the obvious “completed this project” or “achieved that goal”? I have some ideas, but would love to hear what other people have to say first. I’ll keep a track of the responses we get and put up another post on this with some ideas at a later time.
So please, leave a thought in the comment section!
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Trena McKeehan
What drives meaning is the pure satisfaction of personal development. The satisfaction is what motivates us and the emotional experience one gets is the satisfaction. Intrinsic motivation, doing something purely because you enjoy it.
Deta Diety
What drives you in terms of work means “what do you enjoy doing in work”. In other words , what are you passionate about doing in work that gives you a sense of accomplishment and self-satisfaction.