0 giving you motivation (= enthusiasm and determination):
1 able to make someone enthusiastic about something:
They are looking for inspirational and motivational leadership.
He is a consultant and a motivational speaker.
Simon gives motivational talks and raises money for charity.
He quickly learned that the motivational tactics he used on 20-year-old sophomores didn't have the same effect on seasoned veterans.
Sports psychologists always recommend selecting a motivational tool in the build-up to a big game.
Perhaps their sense of injustice will ultimately prove a motivational advantage.
If I'm tired and the first few steps of my run are heavy, knowing it will get easier as I run is very motivational.
Many readers may find this too vague and nondirective a conclusion, but it may also be the most honest and potentially motivational conclusion available.
Motivational factors behind wanting to work as a personal assistant are necessarily complex and cannot easily be taken for granted.
The developmental changes that have been linked directly to pubertal maturation are in the domain of motivational, emotional, and sleep/arousal changes.
