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Welcome to the EngagementFit Podcast, where we help you unlock your true potential and find meaning in every aspect of your life!Drawing on decades of research in positive psychology, we'll unveil the secrets to understanding your natural drives and drainers in order to…
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EP31 DRIVES in Action: The Competitor Drive: Winning Beyond the Scoreboard Part B (opens the original)
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This episode explores the Competitor drive and how it shapes relationships, parenting, leadership and personal growth. Competitors are motivated by improvement, achievement and measurable success, but their drive can sometimes feel like criticism or create pressure for themselves and others. The discussion highlights the importance of balancing competition with connection, recognising when people need support rather than coaching, and using contrasting drives such as Includer, Nurturer and Moder
EP30 DRIVES in Action: The Competitor Drive: Winning Beyond the Scoreboard Part A (opens the original)
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What truly drives competitors? In this episode of The Drive Podcast, we unpack the Competitor Drive—one of the most misunderstood motivations in the Drive Framework. Using the high-stakes world of Formula 1 as our backdrop, we explore how competitors are energized by meaningful benchmarks, worthy rivals, and the pursuit of excellence. Discover how this drive influences decision-making, leadership, teamwork, and relationships, and learn why the best competitors focus not just on winning today, bu
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