How to Motivate People Without Ever Saying a Word. Pep talks and speeches can rally the troops. ... If you put in 75 percent of the effort, then you’ll get 75 percent of the potential performance.

Seventy-one percent of Democratic women are very motivated to vote in November, more than any other group of voters, according to a survey released Tuesday. The Politico/Morning Consult poll ...

Enzo Maresca has lauded the quality of his Chelsea squad, but warns they will need more to win big matches of football, including the upcoming clash against Arsenal.

For 17 years, pastor Joel Osteen was happy to work behind the scenes, running television production for his dad’s ministry in Houston. Osteen’s dad encouraged him to preach, but Osteen’s ...

Among African American students, the effect was even greater, with 72 percent in the encouraged group doing the revision, compared to only 17 percent of those randomly chosen to get the bland message.

BOSTON (CBS) -- Opposing defenses are officially on notice: Rob Gronkowski is feeling healthy. "Hundred percent, good to go," Gronkowski said Monday at the opening of Patriots minicamp. Gronkowksi ...

In 5 Words, This Former Netflix Executive Reveals the Key to Employee Motivation. ... as 65 percent of Generation Z say the people whom they work with would enable their best work.

Michael Jordan was impressed with Phil Jackson's ability to motivate players: "He can say one word, one sentence, and shake ...

Managers Can Motivate Employees With One Word The feeling of working together is a powerful performance booster. Posted August 15, 2014. Share. Tweet. Share. Email.

Originally published by Betty Liu on LinkedIn: How to Motivate People Without Ever Saying a Word For those who've followed my LinkedIn posts over the years, you'll know that my kids often inspire ...