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I mean, I get what you are saying I think... but was is the practical difference between "you can put me in a place where I become demotivated" and "you can't d

I mean, I get what you are saying I think... but was is the practical difference between "you can put me in a place where I become demotivated" and "you can't demotivate me"? The whole industry of coaching seemingly contradicts this take. I can become motivated from someone sharing a vision of what is possible that I didn't understand or believe in, and I can become unmotivated from eating dinner from watching a documentary on the food industry.

paulcole 3y ago
> you can put me in a place where I become demotivated You’re leaving out an important word there. > you can put me in a place where I can become demotivated It’s not a foregone conclusion that I become demotivated because of your actions. Because your actions don’t guarantee my reaction. > I can become unmotivated from eating dinner from watching a documentary on the food industry. Yes, except that the demotivation is your action. Many people can happily eat dinner after watching the same documentary. The movie maker can try to influence your reaction but they don’t dictate it.