Steal These Thoughts!
The power of the human mind is often underrated.
Many of us conform to believe we only have a set talent potential. One that only allows us to perform in certain scenarios or complete specific tasks. However, as technological innovations continue to evolve, we are finding more and more that the in-ability that many preach they have to learn new skills is not true at all.
It is rather a question of will.
Thoughts and tips on looking after our mental wellbeing during strange times.
First of all, I’m not a doctor and not playing one on the internet. Here, I’m just going to share personal thoughts and some stuff that’s helped me so far. None of this is medical advice.
I’m not speaking from a place of authority but one of experience from past isolation moments. What you do with this information is up to you.
There is always a temptation to reinvent oneself. To invest in the new or perceived right way of doing ‘things’ when you hit a roadblock or setback.
There’s a famous saying one would use to advise others in times such as this, “Remember what got you to the dance in the first place” which basically translates to, focus on the basics which brought you the success you have now.
I don’t mean IOS, Android, Windows or any digital OS of choice.
I’m talking about the original OS. The thing that’s in all our heads, the thing that we can’t help but avoid any type of stillness with for more than 60 seconds.
I’m talking about your mind.
Here’s the latest in my yearly series of thoughts that can make you a better human next year.
This quick post contains a treasure trove of the top free content that I’ve shared in 2019, all neatly packed into those lists that we all love at this time of the year.
→ Tools and frameworks to improve performance through tech
→ Case studies from leading L&D teams
→ In-depth breakdowns of the skills you need to succeed.
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