A motivation reset isn't about manufacturing enthusiasm through willpower alone; it's about redesigning the conditions under which you work to honor your fundamental psychological needs.
When motivation fades, most professionals assume they need to push harder. They double down on discipline, work longer hours, or seek external rewards to reignite their fire. Yet recent research reveals that burnout and diminished motivation aren't always signs of weakness—they're signals that something fundamental needs recalibrating in how we approach our work and purpose.
