We are living through stressful times and facing problems beyond our control. When this happens, our bodies and minds go on alert, and the problem solver within goes into overdrive. Our bodies do too. When we feel threatened, our heart rate accelerates, our muscles tense, our breathing quickens, and we feel on edge.
A helpful response is available to us in such moments.
Our nervous system cons...
We are meant to detect stress, to respond, and to survive
Let's talk about our innate learning first.
When a monkey senses a threat, its initial reaction is to seek protection from its group. If the monkey's family comes to the rescue, it’ll go back to swinging from trees. But if it must face the danger alone, its body will flood with adrenaline, and it’ll prepare to fight or flee. This take...
Here's something nobody tells you about developing expertise: As you get better, self-doubt often gets worse, not better.This seems backwards, doesn't it? Shouldn't increased skill lead to increased confidence?
But look at the illustration —that staircase of achievement.
Each step up represents improvement from deliberate practice or study. And what do you see alongside those steps?Thoughts a...
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