When we talk about factors of success, words such as talent, competence and hard work first come to mind. Yet, not only do cognitive science experts agree that luck is an underrated key element of success but most importantly they confirmed that luck is learnable skill. Describing luck as a key element of success sounds…
Why you should attend professional networking groups for women
During our last SETI after work event, I could literally feel the empowering energy of a networking group for women. I was thrilled with the knowledge, experiences and inspiring stories, the speakers presented. It was not only a safe space to share challenges but also a conducive setting to share perspectives and provide solutions. The…
How to build your willpower and keep your resolutions
Nearly half of people fail to keep their resolutions by February, and lack of willpower is the top-cited reason for not following through. Here’s what to do to succeed. It’s that time of year when people make their New Year’s resolutions—indeed, 93% of people set them, according to the American Psychological Association. The most common…
Start a business, plan and meet people: how to shake up your career in 2020
Not everyone minds being in a state of career stagnation. Some value the stability and comfort of remaining in the same job and with the same company long term. This post is not for them. However, this post is for people who want to pursue new and challenging opportunities and people who hope to grow…
Self-control: the most underrated skill for long term career success
It explains why some people are much better able to resist temptations and make short-term sacrifices to pursue more meaningful long-term goals. Twenty years ago, McKinsey predicted that the success of organizations would primarily depend on their ability to identify, develop, and retain top talent. Those employees are responsible for most of their employer’s productivity,…
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