Beyond comparing and competing

Knowledge structures. The more knowledge you learn, the more subtle patterns appear. Consider learning English. The word "good" may be sufficient until you know words like "fine", "excellent", "stupendous", sublime."

Social comparisons. When you start, you...

When we see a LinkedIn post about somebody joining a big company we feel sad that we are still struggling to get a good job.

Here we are comparing our success with others. 

This is the biggest myth about success.

We should always compare our past with the current and see ho...

• We start work based on a job description, a contract and set of mutual expectations. In return for doing this and that, we can expect to be compensated in this way and that way.
• As time progresses, we’ll probably be asked to do other tasks and projects and we might ask for workplac...