US EditionWhy a Sense of Possibility Motivates Action
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Why a sense of possibility motivates action The human mind is structured in such a way that the anticipation of a potential victory often becomes more intense than the actual achievement of a goal. This feature of consciousness is determined by evolutionary processes of existence, in which the ability to quickly assess possible chances and the ability to react proved key to achieving benefits. Today, this effect is expressed in various spheres o…
Why does the sense of opportunity motivate action? Human consciousness is structured in such a way that the anticipation of a potential victory is often more intense than the immediate achievement of the result. This cognitive characteristic is conditioned by evolutionary processes of survival, where the ability to quickly assess potential opportunities and the ability to react proved key to achieving benefits. In modern society, this effect man…
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