What Get's You Motivated?

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Motivation comes from leveraging our natural curiosity to learn new things. When we pursue knowledge that interests us, it activates the brain's reward system and drives us to learn more. Focusing learning on topics we find intrinsically interesting keeps us engaged and better able to retain information.

Education

What Get’s You
Motivated?
Leveraging Our Natural Curiosity for Learning

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