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The 13 principles of Napoleon Hill (PART II)
In this post we continue to reflect on the principles that Napoleon Hill considered, after researching for years, in his book “Think and Get Rich”, as the key ingredients of a successful life.
The 13 principles of Napoleon Hill (PART I)
In this post we are going to review the principles that Napoleon Hill considered, after researching for years, in his book “Think and Get Rich”, as the key ingredients of a successful life.
What are your metrics?
The first step to improve performance in any personal or professional field is to control the metrics, follow the evolution of the main indicators, unfortunately most of us do not take them into account, in this post I give you some ideas to improve this strategy.
Recalculating
In today’s post we talk about the book “Recalculating” by Lindsey Pollak, and some tips to help professionals reinvent themselves and adapt to an increasingly changing and uncertain professional environment and learn to successfully reinvent themselves professionally.
3 tips to improve your team’s performance
Make an effort and spend time helping your team learn and grow, stop controlling and managing it to go on to “train” it and above all, spend quality time talking with them at least once a week, you will totally transform your team now. your organization.
The Procustean effect and the Dunning Kruger effect
Try to identify the people on your team, some may suffer one of the two psychological effects that we are talking about today. If you take the time to train and help them, you will be able to redirect them and improve their level of competence, and with this in the long run you will improve the results of your team.
The 7 habits of highly effective mediocre people
Most people think that being mediocre is bad because they tend to overvalue themselves, not accepting one’s mediocrity can be a problem and get in the way of happiness and success. We leave you some tips to get it.
Look forward … and backward
In this post we explain the importance of being ambitious and wanting to improve yourself to achieve success, but also the importance of knowing how to look back and value what you have or have achieved and be happy.
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