Session 4 – Core Motivation Check-Up
This exercise is a reminder to address the Core Motivation exercise specifically designed for teenagers.
The placement of this exercise allows the students to reevaluate based on their shifting ideas of who they are and what they’re capable of accomplishing. Applying the most recent sessions with the core motivation, it becomes an extremely powerful combination for students in changing their perspectives.
How to best support your child
As a parent the best way you can help is to be aware of your own core motivation and to spark conversations about what that means in the way that you can best communicate with your child. They can communicate to you the motivations and powerful exercises they’ve just learned, powerful tools that really do boost self-awareness and emotional intelligence and lead to a meaningful conversation.
From the Academic Life Coaching Workbook
The main benefit of knowing your core motivation is being able to separate it from you. Although your core motivation makes up an essential part of your personality, you are not your personality alone. Your personality is a bundle of thoughts, beliefs, and actions that make you up. Once you have the ability to see your personality and manage it, you’re able to account for your tendencies, break habits that you no longer want, and create habits that will best serve you.
Strengths of your core motivation:
Weaknesses of your core motivation:
When you know you’re doing really well:
When you know that you’re in trouble:
How you recover back to an empowered perspective:
Useful Links
Introductory Interview
Introductory Interview •
Busting the 4 Myths of Working with a Life Coach •
How to get the most out of a Life Coaching Program •
Thinking Styles •
Core Motivation
Session 1
Science Of Learning •
Engaging Multiple Senses •
Wheel Of Life •
Well Designed Actions
Session 2
Design the Client-Coach-Parent Alliance •
Recipe for Academic Success • Motivation for the Sake of Self vs. Other • Systems and Organization •
Vision Recordings
Session 3
Motivation Styles • Conditional vs. Intrinsic Motivation • Motivation Away from Bad Stuff vs. Toward Good Stuff • Motivation for the Sake of Self vs. Other • Setting Reminders
Session 4
Assumption Chart • Busting Limiting Beliefs • Signature Perspectives • Core Motivation Check-Up
Session 5
Trademarked Values • Making Decisions • Future Pacing • Self Alignment
Session 6
Session 7
Powerful Relationships • Building Empathy
Session 8
Identify your Passions • Leadership Styles with Core Motivation
Session 9
Leadership Project • Mission Statements
Session 10
Resilience • Celebration • Designing the Future • Completion