Category: Continual Learning

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Peeling the Onion

The inner journey of self-discovery can be likened to peeling an onion, layer after layer, perhaps with some tears and fears along

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Self-Esteem: The Reputation We Have with Ourselves

A good sense of self is important to living an emotionally healthy life and it starts with accepting where you are. You

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9 R’s That Will Take You To A Better Place: Rigorously Review, Reflect & Refocus Regularly or Repeat Rote Routines & Regress

One secret to a contented life: daily strive to gain perspective, go to the mountain top frequently, stand outside yourself, grow in

Two arrows drawn on the ground with a pair of shoes facing them. The arrow pointing left says "old habits" and the arrow pointing right says "change"

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Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself

Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself: How to Lose Your Mind and Create a New One by Dr. Joe Dispenza A Summary

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Let the Problem Solve Us

‘Let the problem solve us’ means going deeper, asking how and why the problem occurred and what we can learn from it.

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To Learn From a Book, Close the Book

This is an incredibly effective technique to deeply engrain new knowledge. Read a few pages or a chapter or any passage that

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In Praise of Developmental Discomfort

Developmental discomfort is the ‘awkward zone’ part of significant change, of significant personal and professional growth. Just as a weightlifter needs to

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We Construct Our Own Reality

Do you see your beliefs as beliefs? Or call them reality? Your perceptions, your experiences, and the way you’ve interpreted them, the

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Double-Loop Learning: Thinking Different, Thinking Better

Single-Loop Learning is where you fix a mistake by changing your behavior… but your mental models, your world view, your core beliefs

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Followership is as Important as Leadership

Great followers and great leaders go hand in hand. The concept that a leader has sole responsibility for the success of their

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Bar Raising Behavior

Who do you spend your time with? Do they encourage you, inspire you, lift you, challenge you, believe in you? Do they