INSPIRE ME Viewing & Discussion “The puzzle of motivation” by Dan Pink

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INSPIRE ME Viewing & Discussion “The puzzle of motivation” by Dan Pink The NSC Faculty and Staff Development Committee welcomes all to attend our inaugural Viewing & Discussion This month’s theme: INSPIRE ME Talks that will be viewed: “The puzzle of motivation” by Dan Pink “How great leaders inspire action” Simon Sinek Come be inspired with your colleagues A thoughtful discussion to follow viewing Thursday, October 15th at 3:30PM NSE 228

The Candle Problem Task: Attach candle to the wall and ensure that the wax does not drop

The Puzzle of Motivation http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_pink_on_motivation

The Candle Problem: Solved

The Puzzle of Motivation

The Puzzle of Motivation Does it translate here? Classroom? Work environment?

How Great Leaders Inspire Action http://www.ted.com/talks/simon_sinek_how_great_leaders_inspire_action

“Jobs at NSC” Highly diverse campus community shares a strong vision for the future, evident by the level of energy, collegiality, and collaboration demonstrated throughout the institution. Provide an outstanding educational experience at a competitive rate, making college a reality for first-generation, under-represented, and low-income students. Pursue an opportunity to expand beyond your current boundaries. Stretch yourself further than what you think you can do. Lead the way for others. If something in you yearns to make a difference - to see the tangible results of your contributions - then explore what Nevada State College has to offer.

Why? How? What?