Whitney Pennington-Rogers

Well, one member asks about procrastinating for fear of failing.

Do you have any tips for dealing with that?

Yeah, yeah.

Well, I mean, I'm sure we have a lot of people on who are part of teams or, you know, working in groups.

And Ted Member Colm, they ask about how you can motivate and unstick a group of people, a team.

They lead multiple medium-sized teams and sometimes can sense that they're feeling a lack of motivation among the team members.

Well, I mean, I think sort of in the same bucket of thinking about positive and negative ways to motivate in groups, TED member Han Sol asks from an individual perspective about the difference between positive and negative motivation.

You know, I want to do this versus I need to do this to avoid trouble.

Is there one that's better than the other in terms of keeping a person motivated?

Yeah.

Head member Joniel is just curious about sticking to a schedule and how important that is to reaching a goal and tips for doing that.

We're wrapping up here.

And actually, there was just one question sort of as a follow-up from before, which was just about if not to-do list, what's sort of an alternative to that approach?

And just as we're wrapping up here, if there's, I guess, one thing for folks to take away from this conversation, what do you feel like is the big piece of advice that everyone should apply to their lives?

Thank you so much, Yelit, for joining us today.