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Are Introverts Less Confident Than Extroverts?
When many think of introverts and extroverts, they might describe introverts as shy or antisocial and extroverts as outgoing. However, this is not entirely accurate. Yes, some introverts may be shy, but being an introvert does not necessarily make you shy. The real difference between introverts and extroverts is the location from which they get their energy. In other words, introverts draw their energy from and recharge by spending time alone in their thoughts. They still enjoy people, however they can find this draining, and prefer quieter environments. Introverts prefer being with a few close friends. Extroverts, on the other hand, get their energy from being around others and large…
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Stop Comparing Yourself to Other People
If you are human, you have done it. You look with envy at those more successful than you, thinner, happier, etc. Seeing the accomplishments of others can be a source of discouragement. Because of this, it can be to your advantage to learn how to stop comparing yourself to other people.
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Give Yourself Credit for Your Accomplishments
Being humble has always been a hallmark for kindness and esteem. But you can be humble and still give yourself credit for your accomplishments. When you’re proud about what you’ve done you learn to trust yourself and your decisions.
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How to Create a Time Management Plan
Creating a time management plan keeps you from wasting time. Having a plan makes every hour count, ensures that you get to work more quickly and helps distribute your time over all the tasks that you need to do each day, week, month and year. Creating a time management plan is an imperative if you want to be successful.
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Surprising Time Management Secrets
One certainty in life is that time is limited. While no one is sure how many years they’ll be given to finish doing what they want to do, everything is equal for each day you are given. Everyone has the same 24-hour day to dream, determine goals, and complete tasks that will help them meet those goals. But doesn’t it seem like some people are just better at time management than others? Surprisingly, there are some time management secrets that make you feel like you have hours more in your day.
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Choose Your Words Carefully
Now that you have examined how choosing your thoughts makes an impact on your growth and potential, you can also take a look at how to choose your words carefully. Firstly, however, take a moment to realize that there are two components of whether or not you have a fixed mindset or a growth mindset.
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Growth Mindset How-To’s
In order to understand how to take on the practice of creating a growth mindset, first, take a look at the difference between the two mindsets; a fixed mindset and a growth mindset.
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Lack of Sleep and Stress – A Vicious Circle
Poor sleep patterns and stress are closely related. When you don’t get enough rest, you feel irritable and rushed in the morning. You start stressing out over how your day has already begun, and this lack of sleep could very well lead to a long day of anxiety and stress.
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5 Self-Care Activities to Help Prevent Burnout
Burnout does not happen to everyone. It’s a continual state of stress that makes you feel “out of control.” It leads to an inability to function normally, and has long-term mental and physical health repercussions. Basically stated, if you experience high levels of stress on a frequent, continuous basis, you could end up a burned-out shell of your former self.
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How to Reduce Your Commitments and Clear Your Schedule to Reduce Stress
Stress is often a sign that you have “too much on your plate.” When you have more responsibilities, tasks, and other commitments than you can handle, you end up with chronic stress, feeling burned out, and incapable of dealing with your normal, day-to-day life. Here are some tips on how to reduce your commitments and clear your schedule to reduce stress in your life.