I've always been motivated by money. Years ago I used to work for Happy Computers whose inspirational leader, Henry Stewart was always looking for ways to empower his employees. I think he was shocked when I told him once that he underestimated the affect more money could have for me! (Though being a thouroughly good boss, he didn't dismiss the idea, and did I think pay me more evenutally).
And recently, in a moment of solitude, I saw my goal in life. It's to get to a point where I have more money than sense. I think it would be great to hear people say "That Ian B, he has more money than sense!", and to have so little sense and so much money that I could spend my doe on all sorts of non-sensical things like fast cars and boats. It would be great for family life too - my kids love it when I am silly, and if I had more money than sense then I could be as silly as I liked and never have to stop being silly and skulk off to the office to actually do some work. I could do crazy impulse things like taking us all off for a weekend in lapland in the Summer, or putting an endless pool in my garage (whoops - already done that one, though I am still fitting it together, it's definately getting me fit though lifting those huge galvanised steel panels around)
There are of course two ways to achieve my goal - I could increase my money, or I could decrease my sense. I think I prefer the first option, though if that doesn't work out, maybe I'll try the latter...