Mounica Veggalam
@mounica_v8
Life and leadership coach. Deeply curious about causing self-transformation for joyful accomplishment.
Mounica Veggalam
mounicaveggalam.substack.com
Here are some high-level examples of strategies:
- Tesla: Build a high-priced sports car → Use that revenue to build an affordable car → Use that revenue to build an even more affordable car → While doing so, also provide zero-emission electric power
- Uber: Launch Uber Black → Bring prices down by launching UberX → Bring prices down by launching Uber Po
Lenny Rachitsky • Mission → Vision → Strategy → Goals → Roadmap → Task
It seems to me that egos emerge in order to take care of our needs in contexts where we don’t trust the strategy of surrendering to the We. The paradox is that the presence of ego is often one of the main things in the way of the We being able to take care of our needs.
@m_ashcroft @Karaminder @adhdjesse you can also be gifted, many things overlap see this venn diagram https://t.co/MPPgTe7La0
The fastest decisions I’ve ever made are ones where I was confident in my taste; the slowest decisions I’ve made (or have yet to make) are ones where I question it. (And the latter tends to be a symptom of trying to overintellectualize my taste, to compare it to others’ taste, to judge my own taste — which defeats its purpose.)
Marriage between two institutional partners
In contrast to the prior alliance, the partners might be expected to share a common meaning for the marriage. Each partner's personal psychological autonomy and distinctness is con-firmed, supported, celebrated; and at the same time each party protects the other against the overrunning of these boundaries.
... See moreGenerosity will break your heart. It will heal your Love threshold. You will realize that everybody needs your love. You don’t have to love everybody. That’s too hard; don’t start there. Just begin to notice how much everyone needs and wants to be loved. Let it soften and open your heart.
Robert Ellis • Coaching From Essence: Create a Thriving Practice Doing Powerful Work With Clients You Love
The earliest tier, the preconventional, is rarely encountered in professional contexts as we expect these to be traversed in childhood and left behind as main modes of functioning. However, they reside as experiences in our memories and serve as fallback positions in times of extreme duress. At later stages, we also have access to them in more skil
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