Like most, you probably don’t like new things that you can’t control.
You prefer to be in your comfort zone.
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Like most, you probably don’t like new things that you can’t control.
You prefer to be in your comfort zone.
(From the article): As we head into the New Year, ask yourself, “Am I too comfortable?”
Ask, “What do I want to accomplish?”
Then, make a decision to leave your comfort zone.
Don’t sit there any longer.
Don’t settle anymore.
And of course, don’t be comfortable.
What do you need to leave your comfort zone to achieve?
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Career Coach | In today’s complex environment, continual learning is more important than ever.
None of us can afford to remain stagnant in our knowledge. Organizations need to ensure that individuals keep learning. To do this, they must create a culture of self-directed learners who are excited about learning and incentivized to advance knowledge and skills.
We can no longer view learning as a one-time event where we attend a college or university, get a degree and are then “done” learning. Instead, learning should be an ongoing process. We have to keep enhancing our skills in critical thinking, creativity and innovation, analytics, people and leadership and networking, among other knowledge and skills.
To do this, create a continual learning development plan and identify personal and professional goals and a realistic timeline for achieving those goals. Via Gust MEES Delete the scoop?
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fantastic scoop, thanks Dan!
Excellent perspective...time to move and capture our future!
change=growth