Types of motivation
Types of motivation:
- Impersonal - There is no point in doing this because my success is unlikely.
- External - I'm doing this because of a reward I might get or because I'm forced.
- Somewhat external - I'm doing this because I feel guilty or think that I should do this.
- Somewhat internal - I'm doing this because I personally value the goal.
- Internal - I'm doing this because it's important to my self worth.
- Internal - I'm doing this because I really want to do it.
From a design perspective, the ultimate goal of the products is to make users intrinsically motivated to buy and use it.
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