"What motivates me is the idea that my work makes a difference in the lives of others. I am inspired by stories of how people change the course of their life by participating in physical activity and training harder."

Be honest. Formulate your answer to kill two birds with one stone. Give them insights into your personality and what motivates and inspires you on a personal level, as well as how you stay motivated throughout your workday, how you approach your work, whether the task is high-pressure or monotonous. Detail how you stay motivated and productive throughout your day.

It's crunch time, and your bosses let you know they need another report done by the end of the day. It may be tempting to throw in the towel when your to-do list seems never-ending. It's important in times like these to remember what motivates during trying times.

Here's a list of some ways to stay positive and keep going under pressure:

1) Read inspirational quotes - Keep them on your desk or search for words of wisdom from inspiring people!

2) Console a co-worker - Friends at work can be a source of encouragement and sometimes they can even help you carry the load when you're feeling overwhelmed.

3) Set goals - staying focused on reaching a specific purpose or completing a project will help you keep going. And it shows how ambitious you are!

"The energy created from collaboration invigorates me. One person can feel a sense of accomplishment for something they've done, and that's great. It feels good to have done something individually and to be recognized for it. But when you're a part of something bigger, and the entire team is resonating with each other, that creates this energy that nothing can compare with. It feels like you're on the winning team. In this scenario, every contributor recognizes every contribution. That kind of camaraderie feels great."