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The fear of not being worthy can drive short-term motivation, but research shows it ultimately increases anxiety, depression, and burnout. You become only as good as your last win, trapped in a cycle where the very pressure to prove your worth sabotages your ability to perform.
Anne-Laure Le Cunff
“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” Viktor Frankl
These
domain-specific
conceptualizations
have
resulted
in
a
variety of thriving definitions (see Table
1
), creating confu-
sion as to whether thriving is a state, a process, or both a
state and a process (cf. Benson & Scales,
2009
).
domain-specific
conceptualizations
have
resulted
in
a
variety of thriving definitions (see Table
1
), creating confu-
sion as to whether thriving is a state, a process, or both a
state and a process (cf. Benson & Scales,
2009
).
OpenAthens: 404
On thriving
Sensation seeking
When Zuckerman (1984) wrote about sensation seeking, he noted that it is a personality
trait that differentiates individuals in terms of the level of stimulation needed to reach a
state of feeling motivated, alert, and vigilant. People with a sensation seeking personality
type have a higher arousal level compared to others. In his stu
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30-mental-models-ness-labs.pdf
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