Learning How to Value Yourself in the Workplace
We all have things we need to improve. A healthy understanding of your weak points can help you overcome difficulties, learn from mistakes and improve. So, if you struggle to value yourself in the workplace, know that you are not alone. Most of us experience limiting beliefs about our worth or competence from time to […]
Read more...How to Surround Yourself with Positive People
Social interaction and connection with others are among essential human needs. Various studies found that social connections, love, and intimacy are the factors that mainly contribute to happiness and personal satisfaction. Still, it seems that despite the genuine need to connect, a significant number of people feel extremely lonely and isolated. According to Cigna’s extensive […]
Read more...Interdependence Vs. Codependency: Which is Better?
As human beings, we have an innate need for social connection and affection. Positive social connections decrease stress, increase happiness and optimism, and give us a sense of purpose in life. Moreover, healthy and satisfying relationships lead to a longer life, research suggests. Healthy romantic relationships are founded on love, respect, and equality. However, we […]
Read more...7 Daily Success Habits Used by High Powered Entrepreneurs
Most of us have daily routines and habits. We go about our daily tasks without giving them much thought. You get up from your bed, make a cup of coffee, and scroll through your feeds, emails, and messages. But guess what? This is something high-powered entrepreneurs don’t do. Research on the daily habits of successful […]
Read more...Stop Telling Women They Have Imposter Syndrome
Women, particularly high-achievers, are believed to doubt their skills and see themselves as incapable and incompetent. Are women prone to a persistent feeling of discomfort and self-doubt in the workplace and in life? Why is this attitude problematic, and why do we need to stop telling women imposter syndrome? What is Imposter Syndrome? Imposter syndrome is […]
Read more...Top 10 Self Limiting Beliefs to Banish from Your Life
Both positive and negative beliefs about ourselves make our mindset that strongly impacts how we relate to ourselves and other people. The subconscious belief system about ourselves, other people, and the world around us influence our thoughts, feelings, and behavior. It determines the quality of our relationships, shapes our life satisfaction, and affects our emotional […]
Read more...5 Top Time Thieves and How to Overcome Them
Time thieves are activities that cut in your working day out of the blue. They disrupt your concentration and distract you from your priorities, taking half your day without you noticing. This may include things such as answering your phone while working on a presentation or report, inability to say ‘no,’ procrastination, or visitors that […]
Read more...What is Procrastination and How to Stop It
Procrastination involves the habit of delaying your tasks or decisions, usually focusing on less urgent but more enjoyable things to do or to think about instead. The habit of putting off our tasks stems from a lack of self-control – when we need to get things done, we rely on our self-control and motivation to […]
Read more...Vision Boards – What They Are and What’s Their Purpose
Visualization, also known as a mental rehearsal or mental imagery, is a powerful tool our minds use to focus on things we want to achieve. More importantly, a good visualization focuses on how we want to feel when we accomplish our goals. According to the Rhonda Byrne book, The Secret, the law of attraction shapes […]
Read more...Ten Saboteurs that Prevent Your Happiness and Success
Self-sabotage involves a negative mindset that may reduce your motivation, hinder your chances for success and happiness, and prevent you from reaching your potentials in all aspects of life. Negative beliefs about your abilities, intelligence, and traits can lead to low self-esteem and impair your mental health. Self-sabotaging beliefs and behaviors stem from our childhood […]
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