#1 principle of progress - Learn to ask yourself right questions.
Instead of asking "Who am I," ask "Who do I want to be."
Instead of asking "Can I do this," ask "What do I need to learn."
Instead of asking "What if I fail," ask "What if I don't try."
To make the work environment healthy, productive and conducive to growth, you’ve to actively take measures and reduce workplace friction by following these practices:
✅ Normalize disagreements
Not normalizing disagreements can make conversations feel unsafe as differences of opinion can feel personal, leading to friction from suppressed opinions or competing egos.
Disagreeing with others in a way that does not increase tension, make the other person feel attacked, criticized or lead to defensive and argumentative behavior requires kind clarity.
Show maturity by disagreeing with others without being disrespectful using these practices: