Everyone should have a defensive strategy and an offensive strategy for their career. Here we talk about the first of the defensive strategies which is increasing your value proposition to your current company. Graymatter
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Everyone should have both a defensive and offensive strategy for managing their career. Today we talk about defensive strategy number two, which is to increase your visibility and influence within the company. Graymatter
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Reflecting has been a cherished part of my life since early teens. It all started organically. Growing up as an only child and living quite a distance from school, I found solace and adventure in the quiet moments after classes. With a love for acting bubbling within me, I entertained myself by playing out scenes and conversations with myself, taking on different roles and exploring endless possibilities. The themes of my plays could be anything and everything, such as things that happened to me today, or if I were in someone else’s shoe, what would I do, etc. As I navigated through these imaginative exchanges, I found myself delving into the nuances of daily experiences, pondering alternative actions, and often escaping into the fantastical worlds of anime and shows, where I would play roles of many different characters. If you hadn’t already guessed my zodiac sign, yes, I’m a Gemini ♊️.🤣 Over time, this playful exploration has evolved into a deeper form of reflection, shaping my understanding of myself and the world around me. (For one, I have had times where I didn’t have the quick wit at the moment, but would write down what I came up with later so I could know what to say next time 😅.) #SelfReflections #PersonalGrowth
Do you practice self-reflection? If not, you could be missing out on a valuable way to improve your career, relationships — and even your decision-making. Paul Catchlove shares how you could benefit from it:
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Continues #improvement in career, relationships & decision making one must start using self-reflection as a tool
Do you practice self-reflection? If not, you could be missing out on a valuable way to improve your career, relationships — and even your decision-making. Paul Catchlove shares how you could benefit from it:
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Self- reflection is a powerful practice that can help us to celebrate our wins, identify our growth areas, create pathways and most importantly build better relationships.
Do you practice self-reflection? If not, you could be missing out on a valuable way to improve your career, relationships — and even your decision-making. Paul Catchlove shares how you could benefit from it:
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One of the most underrated tools within one’s arsenal for personal development - self reflection! #selfdevelopment #personalgrowth #leadership
Do you practice self-reflection? If not, you could be missing out on a valuable way to improve your career, relationships — and even your decision-making. Paul Catchlove shares how you could benefit from it:
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Practice self-reflection, it is a powerful medium to improve performance, relationships, careers and most importantly to focus on the things that really matter in a corporate world of constant distraction.
Do you practice self-reflection? If not, you could be missing out on a valuable way to improve your career, relationships — and even your decision-making. Paul Catchlove shares how you could benefit from it:
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Self-reflection is a valuable tool for career growth, improving relationships, and enhancing decision-making. Paul Catchlove explains the benefits in this insightful TED talk. #selfreflection #careerdevelopment
Do you practice self-reflection? If not, you could be missing out on a valuable way to improve your career, relationships — and even your decision-making. Paul Catchlove shares how you could benefit from it:
