Motivate Yourself by Turning Your Life Into Fun Games

Practice Self-Gamification, a Unique Self-Help Approach Uniting Anthropology, Kaizen, and Gamification

Created by: Victoria Ichizli-Bartels
Non-gamer turning life into fun games

What Will I Learn?

• Gamify any or (if you wish) all areas of your life, including management aspects, without having to delve into gamification and psychological research.
• Design captivating self-motivational games following an anthropological (non-judgmental) approach to observing your behavior towards projects and activities.
• Accelerate progress towards achieving set goals by slowing down - i.e. by identifying and taking the smallest and most effortless steps possible towards those goals.
• Develop a playful mindset while approaching everything with excellence.
• Turn self-motivation and self-gamification into a habit and inspire others to do the same.

Requirements

• There are no specific requirements before starting this course. This course is the foundation for anyone who wants to turn their life into a series of engaging, fun, and uplifting games.
• The approach I share with you in this course brings together three brilliant and established methods. I will recommend reading of some additional materials (mainly books) that you would need to pay for, should you wish to learn more about these three topics. Doing so is entirely optional, however.

Target audience

• Non-gamers: persons who play games very occasionally and prefer to spend their free time doing activities other than games, but who wish to turn projects they either want or need to accomplish into fun games - without having to delve into gamification and psychological research to start playing right away.
• Gamers: persons who play games (often video games) on a regular basis, sometimes for many hours a day, and who would like to enjoy everything else they do, also after they’ve stopped playing their favorite games.
• Gamers and non-gamers who consciously gamify some of their activities and would like to know how to extend gamification to other areas of their lives.
• Gamification designers who would like to know the personal skills users of their frameworks require to obtain maximum benefit from their products.