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There's really only two forces at work here: There's your self-expression, and there are things that inhibit self-expression. You could generally call the things that inhibit it culture. Culture is defined by unconsciousness — unconscious expectation and acceptance of how things are or are supposed to be, including you, which is part of the reason we get shallow repetitive answers to questions like: Who are you? Tell me about yourself. “Well, here's where I'm from.” We have these pre-established ways we're supposed to think about things, and we depend on those largely to define who we are, which stops us from discovering and expressing who we actually are. #BusinessIdentity #BuildingSuccess #KnowYourself #EntrepreneurialJourney #BusinessGrowth #ExpressYourValues #PersonalDevelopment #BusinessStrategy #IdentityMatters #BusinessSuccess

Adjust to the Subconscious Power: The Engine Behind Successful Founders ❗ Did you know, it's been estimated that our subconscious minds process information at a rate approximately 500 times faster than our conscious minds?! ▶ Successful founders leverage this power. It's not just about strategic business decisions, but how your subconscious mind is wired. Intrigued? Let's talk. Send me a message to explore this more. 💡

Personalize to Humanize. Scaling isn't just about numbers; it's about individual experiences. Personalize at scale, and build bonds beyond business. #Personalization #CustomerBond #BusinessStrategy #LeadershipImpact

In a world inundated with intricate systems and convoluted processes, clarity becomes elusive. Let's simplify, streamline, and strip away the unnecessary layers. By embracing simplicity, we can navigate with clarity and purpose. Remember, in the pursuit of understanding, less is often more. #Simplify #Clarity #LessIsMore 🌟

Ever thought about the "invisible rules" holding back your thinking? Are you following guidelines from someone long dead, or who is fictional, or who is just a notion you've picked up along the way? Beware of subconscious patterns that sway your decisions and views without you knowing. They can block fresh perspectives and innovative problem-solving. But recognizing these biases can spark personal growth and creativity. When we break free from narrow thinking, we unlock a world of possibilities. #entrepreneurlife #businessowners #creativity

"little c" creativity is just as important as "big C" creativity. Cultivating "little c" creativity involves embracing challenges, practicing divergent thinking, and promoting a safe environment for creative expression. It involves everyday creative processes that enhance daily lives and professional growth. #creativitymatters

You talk to your team about self-control. Do you model it? You talk to your team about selflessness. Do you model it? You talk to your team about self-disciplined habits. Do you model it? Our most powerful form of influence flows from what we model. BE what you want to see!

Influencing a culture of living beyond self is healthy for team. Move your leadership from the transactional to the transformational. #welcomeaboard #whatmattersmatters #culture #leadership #beyondself #gratitude

What we believe: PART TWO Ideas come from E.V.E.R.Y.W.H.E.R.E! Ideas. Those fragile little b*****ds. You glimpse them through the fog of the creative brain. Then they evaporate. They’re the most precious things, ideas. At Tilt we recognise and encourage the fact that: 💡 An idea can come from anywhere ✔️ 💡 An idea can (and should) be challenged by anybody ✔️ Browse our brains: https://lnkd.in/eA-CkEci

Hanlon's Razor: Understanding Human Nature and Natural Error 🚀 The Power of Positive Assumptions! 🔍 Hanlon's Razor reminds us not to rush to judgments of malice when faced with negative actions or outcomes. Instead, it encourages us to consider the possibility of ignorance, lack of awareness, or simple mistakes behind these incidents. Embrace this principle to unlock positive assumptions and open yourself to deeper connections and growth opportunities. Real-Life Examples: 🔎 Let's consider real-life scenarios where Hanlon's Razor comes into play. That frustrating room/work-mate who never cleans up? Before assuming malice, remember they might be unaware or have different priorities. Communicate and practice empathy for harmony and understanding. Limitations and Criticisms: ⚖️ While valuable, Hanlon's Razor has limitations. Malicious intent may be at play, so exercise caution. Finding the balance between positive assumptions and objective evaluation is key to wise decisions. 🌟 How to Use Hanlon's Razor: 1. Pause and reflect on reactions to others' actions. Challenge negative assumptions and opt for a positive outlook. 2. Communicate honestly with colleagues. Seek understanding and common ground. 3. Foster trust and empathy in your workplace. Collaborate effectively and boost morale. 🌟 Benefits of Practicing Hanlon's Razor: 1. Embrace growth mindset for constructive solutions. 2. Boost emotional intelligence and build stronger relationships. 3. Encourage a positive work environment for increased productivity and satisfaction. Conclusion: 🌟 Understanding human nature and error through Hanlon's Razor is powerful. Choose positive assumptions to elevate yourself and others, fostering empathy and collaboration. Embrace this tool for success and fulfillment. #HanlonsRazor #PositiveAssumptions #Optimism #Proactivity #PersonalDevelopment #Leadership #HumanNature #DecisionMaking #CommunicationSkills #TrustBuilding #Empathy #Relationships #WorkplaceCulture #ProfessionalDevelopment #ManagementConsulting #BusinessStrategies #ProblemSolving #SuccessMindset #WorkplaceRelations #Teamwork #Collaboration