Adaptability
Adaptability Articles
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NewFrom Caged to Confident: 5 lessons from a zoo lion’s release into the wild
Arno Jansen
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TIB #40: How “Rubber Ducking” helps you solve problems and increase your confidence
Arno Jansen
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TIB #19: How to find meaning in struggle
Arno Jansen
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TIB #16: Honest truth:7 disadvantages of entrepreneurship
Arno Jansen
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TIB #8: Use the ‘Fresh Start Effect’ to leverage moments with high potential for change
Arno Jansen
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TIB #6: How effort-based goal-setting helps achieve lasting change
Arno Jansen
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TIB #5: Change is a process, not an event
Arno Jansen
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TIB #3: Real life coaching: José’s impressive ‘Trying Is Being’ journey
Arno Jansen
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From Caged to Confident: 5 lessons from a zoo lion’s release into the wild
Imagine a majestic lion confined within the walls of a zoo. To all who come to see it, it appears magnificent and powerful, a symbol of strength. Yet, deep within its own heart, the lion knows that this life is not its destiny. This zoo lion, like so many of
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6 Ways The Nocebo Effect Stifles Your Success (And What To Do About It)
You start a new project or business. Your energy and enthusiasm is endless. You start taking action and make rapid progress. Your project or idea is brimming with promise, and you’re determined to make it a resounding success. However, at some point a nagging thought makes your mind its home.
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TIB 62: 5 things musicians know, that (most) Solopreneurs don’t. How to enjoy the journey.
Building a lifestyle business, is much like learning to play a musical instrument. Both require you to enjoy the journey in order to keep at it long-term. I’ve been on this journey of solopreneurship for 3 years now. Enough to have experienced a bunch of ups and downs, but hardly