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“You don’t have to attend every argument you’re invited to.” — Anonymous Arguments can be a challenge. We spend most of our time trying to convince other people; we believe that if we provide them with the information we possess, they will rationally come to the same conclusions that we did, but that’s not always…
Finding effective methods to build competence can help you improve your performance and become a higher achiever. You’ll see better results if you devote more time to improving your competence in any field. Enhancing your abilities boosts your confidence, and confidence can be a good partner for highly successful people. Learning to be competent is…
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Analysis paralysis is a sly productivity killer. Starting from the moment you awake at dawn, you’re confronted with many decisions. In reality, people make about 35,000 choices per day! Certain decisions could be just as easy as deciding which outfit you wear to work, whereas others are more complex, like whether or not to pursue…
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Do you ever wonder why it’s much easier to stay focused when watching YouTube or Tiktok for hours? Yet, it’s difficult to focus on tasks that are meaningful, such as reading a book or performing work. The obvious answer is that working can be challenging; however, watching videos is simple and easy, but we’ve all…
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Extraversion is a trait of personality; however, it’s not a complete personality kind. It is considered one of the five characteristics of the Five-Factor Model that make up a person’s personality. Extraverts, who are part of this personality type, are easily accessible and welcoming. They excel in groups and are charismatic leaders who encourage positive attitudes….
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It is often said that “Life is just a matter of perspective.” This is true because each of our perspectives is unique. Each person has different talents and abilities. By using these talents and abilities, we can create a unique way to live. Many people’s lifestyles are defined by the way they view the world…
A common approach to self-improvement involves setting a big goal and then trying to take huge leaps to achieve it in the shortest time possible. Although this sounds great in theory, it can often lead to burnout, frustration, or failure. Instead, we should be focusing on continuous improvement and slowly but surely changing our everyday…
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It is often misinterpreted as a serious approach to life, with suppression of emotions and withdrawal from the outside world. However, it is actually a set of simple rules that can help you achieve better results with less effort. It is a philosophy that can be applied in everyday life and at work. Stoicism is…
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Consider how you feel after a busy day. Do you feel motivated to achieve your goals after running errands, writing reports for your boss, or writing articles for your blog? After the day, you may want to curl up in front of the television and not do anything. This phenomenon is called “ego depletion” by…
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In the past few months, I have tried a variety of improvement strategies, including running, positive thinking, and reading more. Although each one was enjoyable to concentrate on, it can be difficult to maintain more than one habit at a given time, and this is partly because it requires a lot of willpower. Many people…
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