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Some Limits are Real, Others are Not
Limitations, some are real and some are learned in a way that makes them feel permanent. Over time, we stop questioning them. We stop seeing limitations as responses, habits, or protective strategies and start seeing them as our identity. Many limitations started as adaptation. A person who grew up in conflict may learn to stay quiet to keep peace. An employee who was punished for speaking up…
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Sometimes the Way to Focus on What Can Go Right… Is to Notice What Can Go, Right?
We talk a lot about optimism at work. We like to “focus on what can go right,” “stay positive,” “look for the upside.” Mindset matters, but sometimes the thing blocking everything that could go right… is something (or someone) that needs to go. Not every problem is solved by more resilience. Not every challenge is a mindset issue. Not every setback is a sign to “try harder.” Sometimes the most…
Constraint or Choice? - Why it matters.
Sometimes at work we can be quick to label things as “problems.” The workload is too high. Leadership isn’t clear. A colleague is difficult. The timeline is unrealistic. Most situations aren’t just problems. They’re a mix of two things: Constraints and Choices. Constraints are what you don’t control Choices are what you do It’s easy to blur the line between them, which can create a lot…
Do Men Really "Solve Problems" While Women "Listen"?
We’ve heard the idea that, “In conversations, men look to solve problems and women just want to be heard.” It’s catchy and simple. It’s also potentially incomplete. While research has found some patterns in how men and women communicate, those differences are often overstated. Many of us have experienced both sides of wanting to fix a problem in one moment and simply to feel understood in…
10 Common Values Americans Share Across Political Lines
Scroll any headline and it’s easy to believe we Americans are deeply divided. The data tells a more grounded story: we have far more in common than we think. Here are 10 ways Americans align across political lines: 1. We value family.Research from Pew Research Center consistently shows that family remains a top priority for the vast majority of Americans, regardless of political…
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It’s that feeling when something no longer fits, but you’re not entirely sure what comes next. Restlessness. A tension between where you are and where you could be. Most people try to escape that feeling, but growth requires you to stay with it at least long enough to get moving. Here are 5 ways to use it instead of avoid it.
...books should start on page 100 because none of us come to a story empty. When we open a book, we bring our own first 100 pages. We bring our experiences, beliefs, assumptions, and past which shape how we interpret every word. The same thing can happen when we meet people. We don’t meet them as they are. We meet them through the lens of who we’ve been. We can inadvertently overlay our “first 100 pages” onto them, even without realizing it. That’s where first impressions come in.
Be Your Authentic Self at Work”: Is That the Same as Bringing Your Whole Self?
Two phrases show up everywhere in workplace culture today: “be your authentic self” and “bring your whole self to work.” They sound similar, almost interchangeable, but they’re not. Authenticity is a well-established concept in psychology. At its core, it’s about alignment. About knowing your values and acting in ways that are consistent with them. It doesn’t mean saying everything you think or…
