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Rethink Imposter Syndrome: Build confidence, beat self-doubt and succeed

Rethink Imposter Syndrome: Build confidence, beat self-doubt and succeed

Embrace feelings of self-doubt, incompetence, and inadequacy to lead with courage and conviction.

2022

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How To Develop Your Strategic Thinking Skills and Stay Ahead

Cross the boundary of your comfort zone to think about an idea to its extreme without mental guardrails to put it down.

May 30, 2023

How To Develop Your Strategic Thinking Skills and Stay Ahead

May 30, 2023

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How to Build Credibility at Work

Building credibility requires more than just competence and knowledge.

Apr 3, 2023

What erodes credibility at work and what builds it? Most employees don’t think about credibility consciously which prevents them from taking the right steps to build it. They think that if they keep their heads down and keep doing the good work, someone will take notice and good opportunities will land their way. But workplaces aren’t designed to lift people with good intentions and good skills.

Apr 3, 2023

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How To Disagree With Someone More Powerful Than You

Disagreements can save time and energy by preventing critical mistakes and course correcting before it’s too late

Sep 18, 2023

What do you do when you disagree with your manager or someone senior to you? Do you voice your opinion or do you choose to keep quiet? Speaking truth to power is a rare skill. Telling someone above you that they’re wrong requires courage and confidence. Holding your tongue and staying silent or nodding your head in agreement even when you disagree definitely feels safe. It doesn’t require fighting your fears or going against your instinct.

Sep 18, 2023

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4 Thinking Traps of Ineffective Leaders

Thinking errors are a common part of being a human. Let’s understand the traps to watch out for and learn how to avoid them

Nov 28, 2022

Leaders are ordinary human beings who make mistakes from time to time. While some mistakes are insignificant or have minor negative consequences, others might be potentially harmful and damaging to the organization and its people. Most of these mistakes are unintentional — they stem from thinking errors, applying shortcuts and not using the right mental models.

Nov 28, 2022

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Want to Communicate Effectively at Work? Eliminate these 5 Cognitive Distortions

Occasional errors in thinking make us form an inaccurate view of reality and stick with it thereby impacting our behaviors and actions

Aug 2, 2022

cognitive distortions. Heaven’s reward fallacy — I must be rewarded for my hard work and sacrifice. curse of knowledge — why can’t others understand such simple ideas? fundamental attribution error — this who they are. fallacy of change — circle of influence, circle of concern that others need to change. bike shedding which has four quadrants trivial, easy, important, and hard. bike shedding is in the easy and trivial quadrant

Aug 2, 2022

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Code Like A Girl

How to Give Feedback to High Performers on Your Team

The time you spend with your best is, quite simply, your most productive time.

4h ago

How to Give Feedback to High Performers on Your Team

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5 Things I Learned the Hard Way as a Manager of Managers

Leaders don’t become great because of their power but because of their ability to empower others

Nov 13

5 Things I Learned the Hard Way as a Manager of Managers

Nov 13

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5 Essential Leadership Skills and How to Build Them

If you want to become a better leader, start practicing these skills.

Nov 6

5 Essential Leadership Skills and How to Build Them

Nov 6

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How to Showcase Your Value Without Bragging

Value creation doesn’t happen overnight, and you can’t force others to see your worth

Oct 30

How to Showcase Your Value Without Bragging

Oct 30

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5 Practices for Effective One-on-One Meetings

Managers who don’t have a plan to talk to everyone on their team regularly are deluded.

Oct 23

5 Practices for Effective One-on-One Meetings

Oct 23

Vinita

Vinita

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Author: Books on Mindset, Imposter Syndrome. Scaling products ￫ Scaling thinking (⊙_⊙) Former AVP Engineering, Swiggy. I write about work, progress and success.

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