In the same spirit as the previous highlight Tim Casasola elaborates on the idea of sharing unfinished work. I agree with Tim, there is so much more opportunities to grow and learn when you share early on in the process. But what makes it so difficult for us to share unfinished work? As Tim explains: « My longing to be seen as valuable makes my work less valuable. ». We pay so much attention on how we will be seen that we end up creating situations where we can’t express our full potential.
Of course, it feels good to vent. You free your mind and temporarily release some bad energies but, if you’re not careful it can become a trap. In fact, by constantly blaming external factors you can easily convince yourself that everything is beyond your influence. In reality, nothing is 100% out of your control. There is always a small locus of control you can find to help you get out of some situations and build up your confidence for the next difficulty. Interestingly, you can use your venting and complaining activities at your advantage to find what’s within your control. In most situations, your helplessness is nothing but the sum of the beliefs and the limits you locked yourself in.
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Sharing the unfinished
In the same spirit as the previous highlight Tim Casasola elaborates on the idea of sharing unfinished work. I agree with Tim, there is so much more opportunities to grow and learn when you share early on in the process. But what makes it so difficult for us to share unfinished work? As Tim explains: « My longing to be seen as valuable makes my work less valuable. ». We pay so much attention on how we will be seen that we end up creating situations where we can’t express our full potential.