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How much of your energy this week went toward things you can actually change? Most of us, especially in difficult workplaces, spend enormous mental and emotional energy on things that are simply not ours to move.
Today we revisit one of the most enduring frameworks in professional development, Stephen Covey's Circles of Influence, and bring it to life with the latest resilience research, Brené Brown's wisdom on courage and authenticity, Viktor Frankl's philosophy on the space between stimulus and response, and Mel Robbins' two-minute morning practice that makes it all immediately usable.
Plain language, no jargon, no reinventing the wheel. Just the most useful idea in professional development, made real for your Monday morning, or any other morning for that matter.
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By Peggy McKnightHow much of your energy this week went toward things you can actually change? Most of us, especially in difficult workplaces, spend enormous mental and emotional energy on things that are simply not ours to move.
Today we revisit one of the most enduring frameworks in professional development, Stephen Covey's Circles of Influence, and bring it to life with the latest resilience research, Brené Brown's wisdom on courage and authenticity, Viktor Frankl's philosophy on the space between stimulus and response, and Mel Robbins' two-minute morning practice that makes it all immediately usable.
Plain language, no jargon, no reinventing the wheel. Just the most useful idea in professional development, made real for your Monday morning, or any other morning for that matter.
Book your Career Clarity Call