3-2-1: On mental toughness, when confidence fools you, and the importance of neighborhoods
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3-2-1: On mental toughness, when confidence fools you, and the importance of neighborhoods
Unfortunately I’ve spent a lot of my life trying to navigate social situations using a tawdry, homespun radar for what everyone’s thinking and feeling at a given time, and instead of transforming me into an intuitive genius, it’s made me (at times) a neurotic little freak. To be fair, I love the neurotic freaks in my life, but together we can make ... See more
Haley Nahman • #95: Are you baby? A litmus test
People at Level 2 are usually acting from either fear or pride. They usually think in black and white and see life with tunnel vision. If they feel they are wronged, they hold grudges and never release resentment. No matter how much evidence might prove otherwise, their egos tell them they are right.
Bruce D. Schneider • Energy Leadership
we’ve spent a long time developing the wrong kind of confidence.
Steve Magness • Do Hard Things
Real toughness is about acceptance: of who you are, what you’re going through, and the discomfort that often comes with it. It’s living in that place of tension so that the needed space can be created to find the best path forward.