To balance out the highs and lows of life, we need two things: Grace and Compassion. These two things should be inwardly directed in order for us to build resiliency.
Who do you rely on to build your self-esteem? If your answer is anyone but yourself, you need to watch this video! Distinguishing between self-esteem and self-concept provides us with a practical framework for bolstering our self-esteem.
We're pretty good at confusing activity with accomplishment. Thing is, being or looking busy doesn't equal being productive.
We're all a product of culture...what Hofstede (1980) defined as our "mental programming." Did you know you can change your culture? We can use mental programming to create the success we desperately long for in life.
Don't you just love being wrong?? Not to fear...none of us does! In fact, we'll go down with our "wrong" ship just so we don't have to admit wrong/fault. That's the problem with debate — someone has to be wrong, and the other has to be right. There's a simple solution: dialogue.
Every lock needs a specific key to be unlocked. Until that happens, doors remained closed and locked. The right alignment can unlock and open doors to our greatest dreams and aspirations.
What kind of leader do you aspire to be? This question helps us exercise and improve our leadership capacity.
Resiliency is the difference between surviving trauma/challenges and thriving in spite of trauma/challenges. We can develop resiliency and thrive despite the pain life sometimes brings.
Successful people in life, love, work, and everywhere in between have harnessed an amazing power...the power of self-discipline and full engagement.
Kozhi appeared on Meredith Bell's Strong for Performance Podcast and they had a lively discussion on sharpening your edge to increase the chances of turning potential into performance.
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