While organized people who simply show up tend to get better results than others who lack these qualities, there’s far more to a person’s business success story. That leads me to another myth … related to self-discipline … that impacts our 2007 predictions.
Myth 3: “Self-disciplined people do not fail as much as I seemed to fail in the past year.”
Reality: Self-disciplined people get tired or sick at times just like the rest of us. They fail too. Successful outcomes are more connected to chemicals called neurotransmitters seep through clefts in our brains and convert to electrical impulses, than to the hard work of self-discipline.
This electrical and chemical activity effects our emotions and impacts learning. They can also be altered in a variety of ways, including relaxation techniques or scents such as those found in vanilla candles which increase serotonin, or laughter which adds positive enzymes.
Do you make use of skills for self-discipline, calm or laughter at work?
Related Myths that Impact 2007 New Year Predictions:
New Year Predictions - One Myth at a Time (1)
Myths Alert You to New Year Success (2)
Self-discipline Adds to Myth of 2007 Predictions (3)
Myths About Harder Work for More Success in 2007 (4)
Myths About Conscientiousness for the New Year (5)
Is Your New Year Success Tied to Myths about Family? (6)
Myth about Memory and Your New Year Predictions (7)
Myth About Anxiety as a Fixed State for 2007 (8)
Energy Level Myths and Your Success in 2007 (9)
Myths about Talents that Will Hold Some Back in 2007 (10)
» Myths about Talents that Will Hold Some Back in 2007 (10) from BrainBasedBusiness
If you find one area that you consider your niche… or that thing you know best … you can begin to fuel better outcomes at work. It's about emphasizing your best talents which distinguish you as an expert in some area. Myth... [Read More]
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