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Understanding the importance of decision-making
Identifying biases that affect decision-making
Analyzing the potential outcomes of a decision
Blaming mindset:
If things don't work out we can easily blame the messiah.
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The Born StoryTeller
Sandeep Kochrar is a crazy hidden gem with his profits hidden under the stone. An IIM grad, founder, writer and a Storyteller with exponential skills & achievements.
His opinions on Messiah Sydrome will reflect your mistakes on the gut.
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Excuse Mindset
We love excuses - family background, conditioning, not having money, etc. It justifies our failures, not having a messiah is another excuse.
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Getting it easy mindset
Success is a lot of hard work, we are not ready for this sacrifice. We want someone to give it to us.
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Character Mindset
We need a strong will to push ourselves, to succeed. It comes from a strong character. I lacked character. So I externalized my need for help.
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Messiah Syndrome
Basically, you think that some strange driving force or a person may come and hold your hands to reach the apotheosis heights. You always create a toxicated help and work cycle.
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How to stop blaming your partner when things go wrong
There are two ways to change this habit:
- Keep in mind that what your partner does is not personal (so don't take it that way) and more often than not, things just don't go according to plan.
- Instead of pushing blame towards your partner, make it an o...
Stop blaming others
Playing the blame game is very destructive. The blame game entails blaming someone else for something that happened to you and staying convinced that it was someone else's fault.
Instead, be proactive and make the necessary changes to resolve a situation.
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