![11_mug1.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSfYkYLLtzQ9tkXGku8kF4mRBKKkCu6HpUvNpkoYzxU1G/11_mug1.jpg)     I mostly agree with this.

Money attracts to our enjoyment in a task. Best source of motivation is what we feel inside. If we're good at something, most likely it's because we enjoy doing it or else, enjoyment follows and that causes us to become better at it.

Cognitive psychology tells us that when an external reward, say money, is offered, we begin to lose touch with our intrinsic motivations (love, passion, etc.)



Unless you have the luxury of rendering your services free, you will likely be doing that something that you are good at to earn some income. What then? Do you just losing your enjoyment to the Over justification Effect? Not exactly. A study by the Southern Methodist University has found that, when rewards do not reflect competence, higher rewards lead to less intrinsic motivation. Therefore, in order to keep in touch with your intrinsic motivation, always go the extra mile and do more than what you are paid for. 

What’s all you think in this regard?

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