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Positive beliefs about abilities are crucial for a person’s decision to engage in a task and is linked to professional success and emotional well-being.
As leaders, we have an opportunity to make lasting changes that can positively impact the mental, physical & emotional wellbeing of those around us.
Retraining the brain to become more confident may not be science fiction for long, and we can use this to increase our performance as leaders.
Stress is good, it has saved us as a species. We all have had the experience of jumping backwards when something is coming at us, or protecting our heads when we felt something was going to hit us.
It is probably not surprising that our modern technology can also add to this instability. We find that so many tasks are more manageable because of technology, but what price do we pay?
I have now cracked my own code and am able to benefit from the behaviours I have developed to enable me to love taking I with me wherever I go.
In conversations with other people, we are constantly sending and receiving emotional non-verbal signals, through facial expressions, voice and body language.
Telling stories should be one of your principal tools to bring messages to life.
Play is vital for problem-solving, creativity, and relationships. Instead of seeing play as a waste of time, look at it as a great investment.
It’s now very well established that a healthy microbiome is largely responsible for your overall health.
If we want our work teams to be collaborative, leaders need to develop the ability to inspire and enthuse others.
Toxic bosses abuse their positions of power and they lack empathy for others. They are unpredictable and manipulative.
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