Finding Motivation is Easier Now Online

July 18, 2011 - PRLog -- While Kelly Rowland sings about another source of motivation below the waist, people who lack motivation in starting or completing other life goals will want to discover what could be their actual failure and necessary fuel on the new www.whatmotivation.com  

If motivation is the issue, those seeking help in identifying what can and can’t stimulate them now have a free website to help them determine the source and potential solution to their stagnation. The three free evaluations include: Uncovering Your Values, Uncovering Your Motivators, and Uncovering Your Motivation.

Author of “What’s Your Motivation?: Identifying and Understanding What Drives You” (2nd Edition), Annette R. Johnson, says she wanted whatmotivation.com to be able to further assist people who are ready for the kind of evolution she prescribes. The free surveys on the site are simple and provide automatic results without asking for any money or personal information. “I just want to easily help people to identify the values that shape their motivation, as well as how their motivators affect their lives,” says Johnson.  “The website will make that easier.”

The book uses elements of psychology and biblical principles to cover topics separately from the most important areas of life, including money, love, marriage, health, communication, children, worship, and work. This second edition of the book incorporates self-examinations, charts, and diagrams.

Like the website, the book helps to bring people’s lives back into balance by first helping readers identify what motivator (body, mind, heart or spirit) drives most of their behavior. Using appealing anecdotes and examples, the book ultimately helps readers to identify problems in specific areas and then explains how to fix them using the “Value Matrix.”

The book is available in paperback (Allwrite Publishing, $14.95, 222 pages, ISBN: 978-0974493510) and as an Adobe eBook from major retailers.