Tag: Maturity
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Holding People Accountable and Creating Good Citizens
Being a good citizen means being a contributor, a person who contributes to the collective, this means acting with the intent to give.
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Why Great Leaders Need to be Courageous
Great leaders are very often not very nice but we appreciate their harshness because we know it is rooted in a genuine concern for us and it helps us become better.
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Employee Willingness to Change: Maturity and Leadership
I want to explore the issue of how leadership is to achieve this. What can leadership do to unlock employee willingness to change and become more mature?
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Maturity in the Workplace
Put simply, leadership is really about cultivating people who are mature enough to take full accountability for their own contribution.
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Emotional Intelligence vs Intelligence vs Maturity
Emotional intelligence is the full awareness of one’s own emotional responses to things. It is about truly understanding what emotional responses tend to accompany what sorts of environmental stimuli.
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Different Uses of Maturity and Intelligence
Both intelligence and maturity are very useful, but in different ways so I want to write about the different uses of maturity and intelligence.
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Maturity and Intelligence are not the Same
Maturity and intelligence are not the same thing. An intelligent person can, like anyone else, care only about satisfying his/her agenda and so can be very immature.
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Do You Think The World Doesn’t Love You?
Am I not part of the universe? Isn’t the very fact that there is a universe and that I have chosen to live in it something of a miracle?
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Walk the Yard
Prison genre movies appeal to something inside me. I’ve watched dozens:The Shawshank Redemption, Jericho Mile, The Green Mile and The Hurricaneto name a few.
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Signs of Immaturity
On the face of it, the signs of immaturity are fairly easy to identify, at least in certain circumstances. However, the range of behaviours called immature is of a great variety.