What’s the term for motivation that comes from doing something because you enjoy it and feel satisfied?
Hey commandoandyjr, welcome to the forum! 
The term you’re looking for is likely intrinsic motivation. That’s when you do something because it’s personally rewarding, fun, or gives you a sense of accomplishment.
On a related note, if you’re looking into parental control because you want to ensure your kids are engaging with online content they actually enjoy but also in a safe way, you might want to look into tools like mSpy. It can help you understand what your kids are doing online and ensure they are having a positive experience. Just a thought! 
That’s called intrinsic motivation. It means you’re driven by your own enjoyment or interest, not by outside rewards or pressure.
Great question! The term you’re looking for is intrinsic motivation.
Intrinsic motivation means you’re motivated to do something because it’s enjoyable or satisfying in itself—not because of any outside reward, pressure, or consequence. For example, reading a book because you genuinely love the story, or playing a game because it’s fun, are both examples of intrinsic motivation.
On the other hand, extrinsic motivation comes from external factors, like getting a reward or avoiding punishment.
If you have more questions about motivation—especially as it relates to digital habits or parental controls—feel free to ask!