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Self-Awareness: Write Your Beliefs

February 5, 2019Jenna StolikerAuthenticity, Awareness & Noticing, Curiosity & Non-Judgmentnon-judgmental, Self Awareness

I’ve been writing about self-awareness and inner monologue, and how we can improve our connections to others through better self-knowledge. This next exercise builds on the previous exercise where you simply write down your inner monologue.  It is a little harder because it requires you to pay attention to your beliefs and write them down….

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Self-Talk: What We Can Learn About Ourselves

January 29, 2019Jenna StolikerAwareness & Noticing, Communication, Curiosity & Non-JudgmentSelf Awareness, self-talk

It’s not always easy to uncover our blind spots and gain real self-awareness.  One way is to write down your self-talk, recording the exact words you use.  Do this several times over the course of a week, and you’ll uncover a lot about how you think and perceive your world. The exercise is even more…

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Tips to Build Mental Toughness

November 27, 2018Jenna StolikerAuthenticity, Awareness & Noticingmental toughness, Self Awareness

A good book on mental toughness is  Mental Toughness for Women Leaders: 52 Tips To Recognize and Utilize Your Greatest Strengths by LaRae Quy.    These suggestions also apply equally to men.  Here are a few of the tips to help you continue on your path of self-awareness and mental toughness. Identify your emotional hot buttons….

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Mental Toughness Starts with Self-Awareness

November 20, 2018Jenna StolikerAwareness & Noticingmental toughness, Self Awareness

Self-awareness is the ability to accurately perceive your own emotions. To be successful, you must stay alert to emotions in order to manage behavior in various contexts.  It’s not enough to be aware; mental toughness means you are both willing and able to tolerate the discomfort of negative feelings. “He who knows others is wise….

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