The phrase "a motivating message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a message that inspires or encourages someone to take action or feel positive.
Example: "The speaker delivered a motivating message that energized the audience and encouraged them to pursue their goals."
Alternatives: "an inspiring message" or "a motivational note."
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Employees who consistently see talented exes coming back to the company they left behind to get quality work done receive a flattering and motivating message.
Michael Manely, a lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union who represents five parents, argued that singling out evolution as "not a fact" was untrue and sent a religiously motivated message disparaging it and that students might not understand the difference between the popular and scientific meanings of a theory.
In this case, the word becomes green-colored to show the end of the game and the player gets some motivating messages at the bottom of the screen (see the middle screenshot in the "Play games" box of Figure 1).
Kate is a Senior Research Associate at Hattaway Communications where she designs innovative research and tech tools that help our clients craft motivating messages and data-driven strategies.
Respondents mobilised their social networks, using personal beneficial experiences as motivating messages.
Culture, in both its broadest and its most specific manifestations, is the most powerful medium we have to motivate a message.
Or, the intention motivating a message at one level may be completely misunderstood by others who are interpreting the intention through a different lens.
Experts told the paper that the accounts were being bought by people who could use them to push hate speech and politically motivated messages to the top of social media news feeds.
But is also has to deliver a message and motivate a person to make a brand choice".
