I conducted assessments for a senior position for a long standing client. Fast forward to today, and I found myself reassessing an initially ‘unsuccessful’ candidate. The transformation in his EQ competencies was nothing short of remarkable. Here’s what happened …
Confirmation Bias is the tendency of people’s minds to seek out information that supports the views they already hold and dismiss or minimize that which does not align with their views.
In delaying your gratification, you will also improve your self-worth as you start to achieve more of your longer-term goals. 40 years of Stanford research found that people with this one quality are more likely to succeed.
It’s true many other drivers need to change. The problem is none of us can make them change. The only person we can change is ourselves.
How many of us take our mental health as seriously, or invest in the time to ensure mental wellness as we do our physical health? Is it possibly that mental health has a stigma to it?
Happiness and fulfillment are within our grasp, but sometimes just out of reach. We spend so much time chasing what we believe will bring us happiness but maybe we should be working on becoming fulfilled.
