Gamification – a powerful tool to motivate yourself and others and achieve your goals

Nowadays, attracting attention is not an easy task. Whether it’s consumers, employees or your family. There are simply so many different stimuli attracting our attention that we can no longer focus on a single one.

Imagine a Sunday afternoon at a family home. In the living room the TV is on, in the kitchen the radio is on, your siblings are scrolling on their phones, your mom is going through a newspaper and your dad is just turning on his laptop. When this family starts talking to one another, what will they focus their attention on the most? Of course, on nothing specific. They’ll be partially involved in every activity.

The same goes for the attention of customers in supermarkets, where they are distracted by music, ads and stands offering free snacks. The same applies to the subway, where in the midst of noise and conversations someone is trying to read a book or listen to music.

Probably now you’re going to ask if it’s at all possible to grab these people’s interest in something for longer. Sure. Thanks to our live-streamed webinar you will get to know the concept of gamification, which encompasses such an ability.

The concept itself was borrowed from... the world of games. Yes, you’re seeing it right. Playing games is now the most engaging form of entertainment, to which we devote a lot of our attention and time. So, isn’t it a perfect model of involvement? Of course it is!

Why are games more involving than everyday life? Of course, there are psychological mechanisms behind them. When you enter the world of games, you explore new places, you complete subsequent levels, you win – and feel great about it. That feeling is so pleasant that you want to get back to it over and over again.

How to use the concept of gamification for our own purposes? This is what our live-streamed webinar is about. Gamification will work wherever commitment, initiative and loyalty count – and what you will get as a result is awareness, education and arousing emotions. Therefore, it’s a great idea to use it in the recruitment process, to develop competence in employees and even in your private life.

Gamification can be a source of solutions, support development, help you achieve the goals set, and even guide you all the way to achieving them. But, you need to remember that commitment alone is not enough. You need to keep it on the same level. Otherwise, it’ll burn out quickly and become mundane. How to do it? Watch our live-streamed webinar and find out.

Gamification proves extremely useful and effective in a number of professional and private areas. If you too want to take advantage of its benefits, learn more about it.