We get stuck in a self-imposed reflection of wondering what to do; and when we do something that moves us closer to defined goals we feel better. We know this…and every time we accomplish small tasks to get done – they build upon each other.
Judgment is a function of expectations & capabilities.
People are in constant adjustment of judging their own and other capabilities in reference to their own expectations of how the work should get done, and how capable plus what capabilities are required to be successful.
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Self Esteem Comes From Actually Doing Something
We all know this and can agree. Yet why do we so often just stop doing things when they are hard, or challenging or no longer fun?
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The planning process starts when an individual is assigned a task, either by themself, by their manager, or on request from some other authorized person. That individual must then construct and traverse a pathway which is sufficient to achieve the goal.
It is okay to be selfish, if you do not start to make you better, then your team, organization, and leadership will remain stagnant.
STOP waiting for your boss, spouse, significant other, family, to do it for you. They never will.
Take some responsibility and action.
Being successful won’t necessarily bring happiness, and happiness does not mean you are successful.
Defining success comes from defining the why and how of your success. How do you define personal & profesional success?
Would like to know?
Solving problems and reaching solutions within parameters defined. Exploring the boundaries of personal cognition, patience and resiliency.
Work is about pondering, wondering, uncertainty, choosing to do this rather than that at critical decision points, starting with choosing one pathway rather than another within the general method specified to be used, and continuing to use judgment in overcoming obstacles until the goal is reached.