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How to practice self-compassion
How to identify and challenge negative self-talk
How to build self-confidence
Limiting the % of luck for success
- Know the warning signs.
- Have a set of rules for your decision-making process.
- Remember, sometimes success is just about avoiding making bad decisions.
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Why we make bad decisions
- We ignore the warning signs - feeling tired, emotional, distracted, in a rush...working in the "hurry up" culture.
- We focus on solving the wrong problem or fail to look at it in a broader sense.
- When we work on second-hand information...
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To make better decisions...
- Avoid unintentionally doing something stupid. Never make important decisions when you’re tired, emotional, distracted, or in a rush.
- Make sure you're solving the right problem. Never let anyone else define the biggest problem to be solved.
- To...
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