OVERCOMING THE DIGITAL TRAP
There is a problem with regular distractions—they encourage shallow processing.
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There is a problem with regular distractions—they encourage shallow processing.
Pursuing passion after a successful career takes courage and resilience.
“The job you seek isn't out there in some job description, it's already inside you, aching to get out.”
“It is in your moments of decision that your destiny is shaped.”
In a recent conversation with my son, who was preparing to complete and present his dissertation to the university graduate committee, and interview for potential jobs, he explained his difficulties dealing with, what he called, his Imposter-Syndrome.
What sets successful innovators apart is their ruthless persistence in experimenting.
Why networking? Investing time and resources in myself and in my businesses has required the generosity of networking with multiple people from different disciplines and backgrounds which had helped me achieve what I want.
How do expert innovators use associations?
Innovation is the everyday expression of creativity, the number one leadership skill, and the priority for organizations to sustain competitiveness and survive.
When collaborations fail is because people do not understand the importance of it.
For most of my life, I did not like the voice that people heard from me, and I grew up believing that my birth voice was a genetic outcome.
Accepting and appreciating your mind’s frames of reference, rather than fighting and judging them, will honor and respect your thinking frames as just frames of reference, not reality.
The key to a resilient mind is in your mind’s matrix.
Understanding the structure of resilience requires knowing and changing the layers of meaning of how you process setbacks, through the layers of thoughts-and-feelings you create in your mind.
Why bad things happen to me and to the world?
people who are mentally and emotionally healthy are resilient.
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