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How To Live an Unremarkably Average Life
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Getting beyond impostor feelings - Talent Development Resources
Many talented and creative people experience impostor feelings and beliefs about themselves, despite their accomplishments. Rosalyn Lang has a Ph.D. in molecular biology, has just completed a...
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Andrew Solomon: Love, no matter what
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'Hunger Games,' 'Divergent': The new wave of strong female-led sci-fi
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Ego and Creativity - The Creative Mind
How much do qualities such as confidence, self-assurance, or even arrogance, plus others often associated with a big ego relate to being creative?See it on Scoop.it, via Personal Growth & Change
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Talented women underestimating or stifling their abilities | TalentDevelop
Women often underestimate themselves and their intellectual abilities in comparison with a man who can dominate in his one subject. Another example of someone experiencing impostor feelings and...
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Curiosity may help you find your true potential | TalentDevelop
“What would happen if…?” Curiosity fuels artistic and scientific exploration, and is a characteristic of gifted people. It is also a strength, and a trait that encourages personal growth.See it on...
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Stop Worrying about Your Weaknesses
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Getting Beyond Too Deferential | TalentDevelop
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Lady Gaga: Honor Your Unique Identity | TalentDevelop
One of the themes Lady Gaga keeps advancing in her work, and in interviews such as this one with Ellen DeGeneres, is to respect your unique self. "Through honoring your identity and really fighting for...
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Harvard research: We can think ourselves younger and healthier | TalentDevelop
Hotel workers told the work they do (cleaning hotel rooms) is good exercise and an active lifestyle improved their health compared to others not told.See it on Scoop.it, via Personal Growth & Change
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Ego and Spirituality and Personal Growth | TalentDevelop
Does our ego serve us, or can it hinder our personal development? Eckhart Tolle says “one of the jobs of the ego is to blame others. Another job of the ego is to make yourself feel guilty.See it on...
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30 Dr. Seuss Quotes That Can Change Your Life [infographic]
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18 of the Best Blogs Suggesting Healthy Ways to Break or Create Habits
Habits are something that you do without thinking. People joke about being on auto-pilot, but that is not far from the truth. The brain is constantly tryingSee it on Scoop.it, via Personal Growth...
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How To Change "Human Nature"
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Personal growth development – Are goals good?
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Hay House World Summit - Free Online Event
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The Power of Vulnerability - Video Course and books by Brené Brown
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Getting beyond impostor feelings
Many talented and creative people experience impostor feelings and beliefs about themselves, despite their accomplishments. Valerie Young, Ed.D. is an expert on impostor syndrome and commented in an...
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How To Live an Unremarkably Average Life
"You don't have to live your life the way other people expect you to." "11 Ways to be Unremarkably Average" by Chris Guillebeau of Zen Pencils, 2012 (prints available) via Joey deVillaSee it on...
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