Susan Fowler

Susan Fowler, the illustrious author of "Why Motivating People Doesn't Work ... and What Does," articulates an invigorating exploration of the nuanced dance between leadership and human motivation. Her bio reads like a manifesto of revolution in the realm of personal and organizational empowerment. As the architect behind Mojo Moments, Fowler has carved a niche for herself by deconstructing traditional motivational paradigms and reconstructing them with a fresh, transformative perspective. Her work is not merely a collection of books but a beacon of intellectual curiosity, challenging leaders to transcend superficial incentives and delve into the intrinsic forces that truly propel human endeavor. In Fowler's literary tapestry, each thread is woven with the wisdom gleaned from her rich tapestry of experiences in business and executive coaching. Her influence reverberates through the hallowed halls of corporations such as Apple, Google, and Pfizer. Her book, translated into myriad languages, breaks down geographic barriers, inviting global leaders into a dialogue about effective leadership that respects cultural diversity yet seeks universal truths. The elegance of Fowler’s prose lies in its synthesis of psychological acumen with pragmatic solutions, creating a narrative that is both accessible and profound. Her collaborative works with Ken Blanchard further illuminate her vision of leadership that is compassionate yet incisive. Her books are not mere guides but invitations to a deeper understanding of self-leadership and motivation's psychological dimensions. A recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award for instructional design, Susan Fowler's legacy is etched not just in print but in the evolution of leadership training itself. From her San Diego abode, alongside Drea Zigarmi, she continues to be a luminary guiding the ever-expanding universe of motivation and leadership.