Growing up we hear (hopefully) that we can accomplish anything, or be anything when we “grow up”. You can be a Nurse, a Firefighter, Airline Pilot, Doctor, Lawyer, Entrepreneur or Inventor, Artist or musician. Some of these roles require more education or certification than others, but all are achievable if one works hard enough and [...]
Archive for the ‘Self-Regard’ Category
What Limits YOUR Potential?
Posted in Emotional Self-Awareness, EQ, Happiness, Independence, Interpersonal Relationship, Optimism, Self Actualization, Self-Regard, Stress Tolerance on September 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Am I really better than 80% of people?
Posted in Business Strategies, Leadership, Performance Management, Self-Regard on July 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This week I was talking to a friend who reported hearing a story where two figures were quoted: one was that 95% of people thought they were “better than average” drivers , and that 95% of people thought they performed at work at an “exceeds expectations” level or higher. Of course, an hour of Google [...]