O sa repostez aici fiindca mi-am gasit partial unele raspunsuri, cred ca cele pe care le cautam in acest moment:
One
law of human nature is to want more–more horsepower, more serenity,
more intimacy, more money, more power, more life. But getting more is
often an uncomfortable business. To reach the juiciest apples, we have
to climb high, reach out, and risk falling off the ladder.
Such risk taking tends to be uncomfortable–physically, financially,
socially, especially emotionally. We spend a lot of time feeling
awkward, inept, out of our element. Terror and exhilaration dance a
reckless tango on our nerves.
Reaching for more takes learning,
and learning makes us feel like children again, with all the
excitement, wonder, and fear that spiced our earliest years. And it’s
not what we’re learning, it’s where we’re starting from and how far
we’re trying to reach that make the difference. Learning is relative.
The experience of a paraplegic rediscovering the complexities of walking
is as intense as that of a teenager learning to drive, a downhill skier
learning to snowboard the half-pipe, a manicurist learning to run their
own shop. What is routine for one is unimaginable success for another.
In learning, we all start from adversity. We don’t
make enough money, can’t stand our job, don’t know enough, can’t climb
the mountain. Adversity may creep into our awareness as
dissatisfaction, a natural manifestation of personal growth, or it may
be forced on us by accident or catastrophic illness. Whatever the case,
we desire intensely to move from adversity to triumph. And in moving,
we encounter new ideas, learn new skills, acquire new beliefs, adopt new
attitudes. We face down adversity and stretch ourselves toward
success. We improve.
To improve, we must weigh the desired end against the pain of getting there. No risk, no gain.
If we opt for comfort and ease, we forgo the rewards of
accomplishment. But if we take to heart what professional athletes are
taught and “do something every day that scares you a little,” we stretch
our boundaries and move into new territory. We gain in
self-confidence, which makes it easier to push back the limits and
tackle bigger challenges. We convert nervous energy–the jitters–into
kinetic energy. We become unstoppable.
Do you have a story about how you took a risk or faced adversity in order to grow? If so, I’d love for you to share it in the comment forum below. You never know who you’ll inspire...
Sursa: http://businessnetworking.com/adversity-risk-taking/
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sa
nu te lasi dominat sau stapanit. Sa ai taria sa te tragi inapoi si sa
nu renunti la profunzime: fie ca este vorba de oameni, de sentimente,
cifre, comportament, de strategie sau masurarea rezultatelor. Daca ramai
sincer si profund, nu pierzi niciodata.
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"Sa nu te lasi dominat sau stapanit. Sa ai taria sa te tragi inapoi si sa nu renunti la profunzime: fie ca este vorba de oameni, de sentimente, cifre, comportament, de strategie sau masurarea rezultatelor. D
aca ramai sincer si profund, nu piezi niciodata". (Alis Kosza,
articol complet)+
View yourself as a success, no matter what is happening.
Know your personal weaknesses and deal with them.
Address the influence of fear and anxiety.
Stay immersed in the details of your work.
Have a supportive family.
Participate in a supportive team atmosphere.
Identify with interests outside your work.
Develop core values.
Learn how to be centered.
( Deepak Chopra )
sa
nu te lasi dominat sau stapanit. Sa ai taria sa te tragi inapoi si sa
nu renunti la profunzime: fie ca este vorba de oameni, de sentimente,
cifre, comportament, de strategie sau masurarea rezultatelor. Daca ramai
sincer si profund, nu pierzi niciodata.
- See more at: http://www.femei-in-afaceri.ro/ro/interviuri/interviu-cu-aliz-kosza-business-strategist/#sthash.I50V4JVN.dpuf