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A large amount of the interaction and activities we do with others is mediated by our own and their behaviours. We spend many years of our lives to fine-tune these behaviours, and we still do: “If only I did that differently…”, “I think I could have handled that better…”, “Wow how did you manage to do that…”, “If only I was…”, are all common thoughts we have often ourselves. Even more if we are the kind of person that has a high level of self-awareness — or self-criticism.
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I've already put off writing this article for about a week. Ironic, considering it's about procrastination. New research has found that there's actually a difference between doers — the people who just get stuff done — and procrastinators — the ones who don't. In the study, published in the journal Psychological Science, researchers used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to study the brains of 264 men and women. Then they filled out a survey to analyse how impulsive or decisive they were. Participants were given a score for decision-related action orientation (AOD), which essentially divided them into doers or procrastinators.
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What are the ultimate life hacks and strategies that really pay off?
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Understanding yourself is the best gift you can give yourself. From self-awareness emerges a better professional. I’ve been on a large number of executive teams within global publishing companies, software developers, and associations. In the Big 500 firms, it’s standard to be asked to go for executive testing—sometimes as part of the hiring process. In my experience there are two different types of tests.
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It’s the start of New Year and we are all victims of the “resolutions” and “Fresh Start” bug. A viral that is in the air and somehow everyone seems to catch it. And yes, like most viral infections it runs its course and eventual we are cured of it! I am yet to meet an individual who has been able to keep a New Year resolution beyond the 30 day mark.
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In traditional ground-fought wars, the command post behind the lines would often have hot coffee, good food and dry clothes. Was this because the generals were selfish? Or because they deserved it for having made the highest ranks in the military?
Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
This is applicable to everyone juggling a busy lifestyle not just parents.
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