Tag: Self Growth

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The Spotlight Effect

Ever felt anxious about going into social gathering and being judged? You’re not alone. Understand how spotlight effect can keep us from being our best selves, and what you can do about it.

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Measuring Right: Understanding Goodhart’s Law

If you are on the path to improvement, beware of what you measure. Goodhart’s Law may be at work and it can distort behaviors and outcomes.

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Thoughts to Build On

Since many years, I had a 1993 edition of this fantastic self-help book titled “Thoughts to Build On” by M. R. Kopmeyer which, for reasons unknown, I could never read.

Finally last week, I noticed it when I was clearing my bookshelf and was hooked to it.

Sharing below, the list of ideas that resonated strongly with me in no particular order (“long list but worth it” alert)

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How To Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci: 7 Principles

“How to Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci” by Michael Gelb offers seven key aspects of Da Vinci’s mindset that are fascinating and offers practical exercises/ideas to help us cultivate our own creativity to live up to our highest potential.

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Change or Transformation?

In this edition, we outline key differences between change and transformation – two words that are often used interchangeably. Don’t miss a doodle card that encapsulates timeless wisdom from Ram Dass.

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The Art of Having a Good Conversation

A good conversation is full of possibilities. Knowing how to have a better conversation is vital for nurturing leadership, learning and change.

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Expanding the REACH of your Ideas

Putting your ideas out there requires courage. When you do that, you want your ideas to reach as many people as possible. In a connected world, expanding the reach of our ideas brings along diverse connections, serendipitous opportunities and exposure to great new ideas. My friend Becky Robinson, who released her first book titled “Reach: […]

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How to Communicate with Brevity

We live in a world of information overload. In such a world, communicating with brevity is a gift to others.

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In 100 Words: Commitment Finds a Way

When faced with difficult situations at work or in life, our first instinct is to complain, blame and find faults in something external, other people and external situations. Finding faults in external sources is fine till it enables us to acknowledge the problem clearly. But we all have seen people who complain and blame incessantly […]

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