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Your Motivation

July 25, 2017 By David Reed Leave a Comment

Why do you do what you do? Why are you making the choices that you’re making? Why are you reading this right now? Why am I choosing to spend my time writing a blog post?

The answers are evasive at best and unique to the individual. Getting a little messy never scared me away, though.
The field of economics addresses motivation to action in terms of utility. Utility, here, is defined as the measurement as “useful-ness” that a consumer obtains from any good. Whether that useful-ness is realized in terms of money, education or learning, or just a good feeling, we do what we do because we recognize utility in that action at that time.

So the questions bend a bit here. Where do you see utility? Is it in giving or receiving? I believe that there’s a way, with a little effort, that business can be sustained in genuine service to others.

We’re here to support you in your service to your communities.

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