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TL;DR
The central finding was that motivation stemmed from realistic, sincere desires tied to their ideal lives, with a notable desire to prioritize work as a motivator rather than a barrier.
SAGE Open Nursing · 5 authors, 2 centres
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The central finding was that motivation stemmed from realistic, sincere desires tied to their ideal lives, with a notable desire to prioritize work as a motivator rather than a barrier.
A unique finding was that prioritizing work was a motivating factor when dietary modifications were seen as beneficial for work performance. The discussion notes this contrasts with prior views of work as an obstruction. The implications suggest healthcare providers should identify individuals' ideal daily lives, including work aspects, to help them set realistic goals.