The Progress Principle¶
Amabile, T., & Kramer, S. (2011). The Progress Principle. The Progress Principle.
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Mechanisms¶
- Progress Tracking
- This is the progress principle at work
This sourceA tracking artifact is precisely the device that keeps that progress visible past the day it was made, which is why durability, not interpretation, is this mechanism's job.
- This is the progress principle at work
- Visible Progress Tracker
- … that keeps helplessness alive: it externalizes evidence so a discouraged actor cannot silently discard it, and the visible accumulation supplies momentum in its own right — the "progress principle," where tangible signs of forward movement in meaningful work are among the strongest supports for persistence.
This sourceA tracker exists to make that progress unmissable to someone inclined to forget it.
- … that keeps helplessness alive: it externalizes evidence so a discouraged actor cannot silently discard it, and the visible accumulation supplies momentum in its own right — the "progress principle," where tangible signs of forward movement in meaningful work are among the strongest supports for persistence.
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