galvanizing

adjective

gal·va·niz·ing ˈgal-və-ˌnī-ziŋ

: stimulating in a way that provokes action or effort

… makes it easy to see he isn't the next Jordan, if only because he lacks the galvanizing effect on teammates that MJ had.—

Bill Simmons

The causes of today's discontent … are less galvanizing because they are less susceptible to summation in pithy slogans like "stop the war" and "law and order."—

George F. Will

galvanizingly adverb

… he was still known to the world by the clipped, galvanizingly dramatic name under which he had emerged as the country's most prominent advocate of black nationalism: Malcolm X. —

Henry Louis Gates, Jr.