PeakMotives: Uncover Your Drive with Motivators

Motivators are the driving force behind what truly matters to you. They ignite your passion for learning, touch your heart, and fuel your excitement. When someone disregards or overlooks your top motivators, it can leave you feeling disappointed and disconnected.

Think of motivators as the engine beneath the hood of a car. While not immediately visible from the outside, they are what propel you forward. Understanding your motivators is crucial when making decisions about your future because they directly correlate with fulfillment and meaning. In fact, most people find the greatest happiness when they choose a career and company culture aligned with their top two motivators.

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Where to Find Your Motivators

Log in to your IndigoPathway results and find the Motivator section on the left side, labeled "What Motivates You". Click it to reveal your top two motivators or, if you haven't taken the Tool yet, take the survey now to uncover yours. Identifying and honoring your top motivators allows you to align your career, education, and life choices with your core values. Whether it's the pursuit of knowledge, independence, or making a positive impact on society, your motivators lead you toward meaning and purpose. Encouraging students and career seekers to recognize and nurture their motivators empowers them to shape their own futures, paving the way for a life of passion and fulfillment.

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THE SIX MOTIVATORS

	https://vimeo.com/1030908418 Traditional – Desire to live by a personal set of principles, standards, or beliefs.
	https://vimeo.com/1030910350 Utilitarian – Desire for a return on investment of time, energy, or money.
	https://vimeo.com/1029971719 Theoretical – Desire to learn for the sake of knowledge.
	https://vimeo.com/1029903968 Social – Desire to help others or solve society’s problems.
	https://vimeo.com/1029893553 Individualistic – Desire for independence, visibility, rank, or power.
	https://vimeo.com/1029889872 Aesthetic – Desire for form, harmony, balance, or beauty.