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August 18, 2016 / 11 comments

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Adam Grant @adamgrant , one of my favourite thought leaders of today, is currently exploring the topic of rivalry 👥. He argues that individuals and companies alike can benefit from having rivals, therefore he suggests we can perform and even feel better by taking the risk of treating our rivals more like competitive friends 😱 ⠀ For example, surprisingly some of the best Olympic runners 🏃‍♀️ train together to increase the competitive spirit and motivation, but also to exchange best practices and learn from each other. ⠀ Very often the field we are active in is not a zero-sum game and “the pie” is not limited 🥧 The fact that your toughest competitor succeeds doesn’t mean that you lose, sometime it even exceeds your chances to succeed in the future ☝️ ⠀ #business #startup #startups #competition #top #blog #productivity #learning #best #learn #selfdevelopment #personalgrowth #growth #like #follow #career #job #work #motivation #student #goal #gotals #habit #selfcare #selfhelp #adamgrant #strategy

▪️I would like to work for Google, but I doubt I can get in ▪️I would love to move to California, but it is so far and expensive ▪️I want to run a marathon but it seems so hard and dangerous ▪️I really like this guy/girl, but we have not much in common ⠀ Very often between us and our dreams there is only one small “but”. And this “but” is most likely to be our internal setting or fear - something that is just a matter of our own perception 🧠 ⠀ I think it’s important to be able to distinguish your real desires from the fake ones☝️ If it is a real one, you will not be afraid of making it a priority and working hard to find solutions and eliminate all the possible “but”🚀 ⠀ If it is not the case, than it is a fake one and probably it’s not worth spending your energy and time on that ⏰. It could be not easy, but it is better to admit to yourself that it is your conscious choice not to pursue this idea instead of putting all the fault on some excuses ⠀ Being brutally honest with ourselves about our own dreams and desires is a first step to make them come true 💫 ⠀ #motivation #goal #goals #dreams #motivate #excuses #mindful #mindfulness #thoughts #growth #life #personalgrowth #selfdevelopment #personaldevelopment #now

Work is not a place to show your emotions ☝️ or is it? 🤔 ⠀ According to the HBR research, To be fully engaged and happy at work 👩‍💻, we need 3 things: ⠀ ▪️A meaningful vision of the future 🛣 People want to be able to see the future and understand how they fit in it, people learn and change when they have a personal vision that is linked to an organizational vision ⠀ ▪️ A sense of purpose ♥️ People want to feel as if their work matters, that their contributions help achieve something really important that matters to other people ⠀ ▪️ Great relationships 🙏 We know that people join an organization and leave a boss. A dissonant relationship with one’s boss is downright painful. So too are bad relationships with colleagues. close, trusting, and supportive relationships are hugely important to the state of mind—and the willingness contribute to a team. ⠀ Added up, the research is debunking the old myths 💥: Emotions matter a lot at work ☝️. Happiness is important☝️. To be fully engaged, people need vision, meaning, purpose, and resonant relationships ⠀ #happy #happiness #mindful #mindfulness #work #eq #emotionalintelligence #HBR #harvardbusinessreview #selflove #meditation #emotions #self #growth #personalgrowth #love #selfimprovement #beautiful #mind #view #selfcare #selfreflection #slowdown

The first part of the successful negotiation is negotiation with yourself ☝️ ⠀ Shift from your internal voice and story you have in your head 🗣 to focusing on your conversation partner 👥 and trying to figure out why you two see the situation in so different ways and what contributes to it. ⠀ This and many more insights 👍 from the @farnamstreet interview with Sheila Heen, best selling author, consultant, and lecturer at Harvard Law School on negotiations ⠀ P. S. her husband teaches negotiations at MIT 😱 can you imagine the kind of discussions they have over dinner at home? 😂 🔥 ⠀ #learn #learning #farnamstreet #debats #debating #arguements #eq #emotionalintelligence #selfimprovement #leader #leaders #lead #leadership #business #strategy #negotiations #sheilaheen #mit #harvard #harvardlaw #hbs

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