#090 Why We Make Stupid Decisions. "Driven" by Paul Lawrence and Nitin Nohria

#090 为什么我们会做出愚蠢的决定。 保罗·劳伦斯和尼廷·诺里亚的《驱动》

The Feel Good English Podcast

语言学习

2017-03-21

17 分钟
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Go deeper at www.feelgoodenglish.com  There are four core human drives (motivations) that form how people think and behave. Understanding these core drives helps us to understand what people want, as well as provides us with information on how to help others with services that meet these wants through business. Satisfy all these wants = a great business idea!  Learn about these four basic drives and how they affect our behavior, and apply these lessons to your English learning in this episode of the Feel Good English podcast.  Personal development for English learners.
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  • Hello there, Kevin, Here with another episode of the Feel Good English Podcast,

  • the only podcast in the world that's helping you become English,

  • better at English and better at life, giving you lessons based on the best nonfiction books,

  • TED talks,

  • and other inspiring and enlightening content to help your English learning journey go more smoothly.

  • Let's make it smooth and today I'm going to help you understand human behavior.

  • More this lesson is going to be based on a book called Driven.

  • This book is by two authors and the authors are Paul R. Lawrence and Nittin Noria Nittanoria.

  • And what this book is about is that we have four instinctive drives,

  • instinctive motivations to do what we do in life.

  • So these four motivations basically guide us through life and help us make decisions,

  • either good decisions or bad decisions.

  • And these are all based on core human drive.

  • So a drive is like a motivation.

  • So we're talking about four core human motivations.

  • The purpose of this book is to help us understand why we make sometimes very irrational decisions,

  • why we make decisions that we regret.

  • For example, going to the mall and spending way too much money and then coming home and saying,

  • oh my God, what did I do?

  • This book answers questions on why we do crazy things like that,