Hack Your Motivation by Bobby Hoffman

Hack Your Motivation by Bobby Hoffman

**This book is not easy to put down. You will find yourself often referring back to its pages. The a-ha moments will cascade in.--Glenn, Team Leader & Operations Manager

Hack Your Motivation gives you the latest and most reliable performance tools and tips to help you reach your personal or profession goals. Written by motivational scientist and leadership consultant Dr. Bobby Hoffman, this book converts hard-core research from psychology, business, athletics, neuroscience, and education into easy-to-read and simple-to-master strategies. Hoffman includes unorthodox examples from his own life and the lives of others to enlighten, inspire, and amuse ---so anyone can learn to maximize their untapped potential. If achieving glory, feeling good about your accomplishments, or understanding why you do what you do (or don't do) is important to you, then look no further.

Dr. Bobby Hoffman is an Associate Professor in the School of Teaching, Learning & Leadership at the University of Central Florida (UCF) in Orlando, Florida. He is a 2006 graduate of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) with a PhD in Educational Psychology. He has also earned a Master's degree in Human Resources Psychology and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. He joined UCF in August 2006 after a 20-year career in human resources management and performance consulting working with the world's most successful companies including GE, NBC, KPMG, the NBA, along with other global technology, insurance, and pharmaceutical organizations. Currently, Bobby teaches a variety of classes at the graduate level in motivation, learning, cognition, and intelligence.

Dr. Hoffman has numerous scholarly publications in leading scientific journals in the field of educational psychology, performance consulting, and technology. Additionally, Dr. Hoffman has authored over thirty publications in the field of management and organizational development related to his previous consulting practice. Hoffman's current line of research focuses upon motivation and specifically how cognition and motivation are entwined. His primary research focus is on cognitive efficiency, which investigates the role of optimal cognition when considering the costs related to learning and performance such as working memory, anxiety, and strategy use.

Dr. Hoffman is co-creator and former program director of UCF's Applied Learning and Instruction Master's program. In addition, Hoffman was program co-chair in 2011 for the American Psychological Association's (APA) Division 15, Educational Psychology. He serves on several journal editorial boards including Contemporary Educational Psychology, Educational Psychology Review, and Educational Technology, Research & Development. When not devoting attention to teaching or research, Dr. Hoffman likes to spend time exercising, reading, traveling, mastering the Italian language, and focusing on the perpetual quest to motivate his two children, Robert and Rebecca.

Additional information on Dr. Hoffman can be reviewed on the UCF faculty page or through Google Scholar, or on his website http: //www.findingmo.com/.