After completing Motivation: Leading with a Vision
the user should be able to:
 | Provide direction for employees' motivation |
 | Lead a team to seek a common goal |
 | Develop a clear vision that will motivate workers |
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Directing People's Motivation
 | Motivation and peak performance |
 | Sources of motivation |
 | What we really want out of work |
 | Making sure your workers feel respected in the workplace |
 | Helping your workers participate in decision-making |
 | Getting your workers working with you rather than for you |
Being a Leader Instead of a Boss
 | Every team needs a leader |
 | What do workers need? |
 | Being a leader |
 | The difference between a boss and a leader |
Encouraging Commitment from Workers
 | Obedient workers aren't motivated workers |
 | Commitment
not compliance |
 | Compacts and contracts |
Sharing a Vision
 | The importance of a vision |
 | Things a vision isn't |
 | What a vision is |
 | Qualities of a powerful vision |
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This course has the following features:
 | Exercises that allow users to practice the motivation theories presented in this course |
 | A file containing the text of the exercises |
 | A glossary |
 | A Skill Assessment |
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