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Motivation is the driving force behind any action or steps towards fulfilment of any goal by human beings. In psychology, Abraham Maslow invented a theory called Maslow’s hierarchy of need that addressed various tiers of needs that human beings need, want and desire. It is usually represented by pyramid that shows five different layers of needs as per their fulfilment levels, bottom most being the first of needs that has to be fulfilled before on climbs upwards.