If you're an HR Consultant who wants to offer something more strategic than policies, more valuable than a one-off training — and more profitable than firefighting...
This episode is for you.
I sat down with Steve Jones, expert in employee motivation and long-time collaborator with government taskforces, to unpack how HR Consultants can use Motivational Maps to:
We’re not talking theory here. We’re talking commercial advantage.
In this conversation, you’ll hear:
This isn’t about adding more to your plate.
It’s about adding a tool that adds value to your clients and your business easily and efficiently.
So if you want a repeatable way to stay embedded in your client’s world — and finally move beyond transactional HR work — tune in.
This one could be just what you're looking for.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Why HR Consultants should care about motivation, not just marketing
00:28 – What motivational maps are (and why they’re not just personality tests)
01:14 – Steve’s journey: from Fitness First to government-backed engagement work
04:20 – The real issue: knowing vs. implementing what actually drives people
05:05 – Case studies: how motivational maps boosted performance and retention
07:12 – Resilience vs. motivation — and why employers often miss the difference
07:54 – How motivational maps work (and what the data reveals)
09:47 – Preventing team conflict and improving culture with motivational insights
11:02 – What HR consultants really gain from using this tool
12:39 – Why change initiatives often fail — and how to fix that with mapping
14:47 – How this tool helps you win clients, keep clients, and raise your value
17:02 – Hidden costs of disengagement (and how one firm saved £1M)
19:01 – Creating businesses that feel energised — not just operational
20:03 – 4 elements of truly engaged cultures (and why most companies miss them)
22:02 – How to get trained, licensed, and start offering this to your clients
23:55 – Final thoughts: a simple tool that gives you a strategic edge
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