Procrastination is a complex phenomenon that affects people from all walks of life. It’s often confused, and rarely do we know why it affects us. But it’s not a death sentence; there are ways to stop procrastinating and regaining control of your life.
Creative thinking is not only for inventors or artists. We are all creative, and we apply our creativity in our day-to-day lives, sometimes subconsciously. But there are ways you can train your creative thinking skills, which, in the long run, will sharpen your judgment and enable you to tackle difficult problems in difficult times.
If you are wondering whether you are a perfectionist, there is a good chance you are one. Many people believe perfectionism is positive because it implies having high standards. But researches have shown that it’s a dangerous habit that could lead to a slew of issues, including anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem.
Self-growth sounds like a straightforward concept, but when we think about it, the need for it sometimes eludes us. Every one of us experiences some kind of negativity in our lives, one way or another. These negative thoughts hinder your optimism and leave you directionless and unable to move toward your goals. Like many others,
Our beliefs and values are the base of our character and they drive the way we think, behave, and our attitude toward ourselves and the world around us. Understanding those beliefs and values and realizing that they are not fixed and can be altered is a critical prerequisite to your personal growth and self-improvement.
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