AI can help us in two very different ways.
It can help us do more of what naturally motivates us.
But it can also help us with the things that don’t naturally motivate us at all.
That got me thinking about Motivational Maps.
Take the Creator motivator
If Creator is a high driver, AI can become a brilliant brainstorming partner, helping you explore ideas, possibilities and completely different ways of doing things.
But what if Creator is low?
That doesn’t mean you can’t be creative. It simply means innovation may not naturally give you energy.
That is where AI can be just as useful.
Instead of staring at a blank page waiting for inspiration, you can ask AI to generate ideas, alternatives and starting points for you.
The same applies across all nine drivers
The same principle applies across all nine Motivational Maps drivers.
Someone with a high Expert driver might use AI to deepen their knowledge.
Whereas someone with a low Expert might use it to quickly understand something without having to become an expert.
A high Spirit might use AI to create more freedom.
A low Spirit might use it to challenge their usual way of doing things.
Working better because we are different
Perhaps one of AI’s biggest strengths is not making everybody work in the same way.
It is helping each of us work better because we are different.
