In SYMBOLS OF TRANSFORMATION, Carl Jung said, “The spirit of evil is negation of the life force by fear. Only boldness can deliver us from fear, and if the risk is not taken, the meaning of life is violated.”
We stake a lot on our beliefs–our reputations, our livelihoods, and, in some respects, the livelihoods of our team members. We’re so eager to be right that we can fall victim to confirmation bias
Deliberate Practice vs. Innate Talent
In the quest for expertise, innate talent might offer a head start, but it’s the unwavering dedication and right kind of practice that truly carve the path to mastery. From Bill Gates’ relentless coding sessions to The Beatles’ intensive gigs in Hamburg and Serena Williams’ tenacious training, history is replete with examples that underscore this sentiment. While talent sparks the flame, it’s the continuous nurturing of skills through deliberate practice that keeps the fire burning brightly.
"A house divided against itself cannot stand." Abraham Lincoln's profound words resonate deeply, especially in the context of business and brand integrity during varying economic cycles. As a seasoned professional with a rich background in executive coaching and a...
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