Critical self thinking
I'm reflecting on this one today and my first honest answer is that I don't know where I'm causing myself problems. Or at least, I don't know of an area where I'm causing problems and I'm not working on it. Patience, obviously. Coaching with my team so that I empower and trust them instead of micromanaging. Man, I'm not very humble right now.
Probably the biggest problem I pose is that I think I'm in control. I take all the credit and the blame, all the worry and the stress, for all my actions. I need to give some of that up to God. I'm working really hard at building this business and deep down I believe it will massively succeed because of MY actions and MY mindset. But that's faulty thinking. If I succeed, it's because God has given me many talents, and brought many amazing people into my life to help. If I fail, it's because there are other things out there I need to learn through that failure. I love the phrase "God wastes nothing". Meaning that the absolute worst moments in your life can be transformed into goodness. I met this woman who had been in an abusive marriage - and now she runs a non-profit helping women who are being abused get out of their situations. Her husband lost his sister to suicide as the result of an abusive relationship; now he is a counselor for the non-profit.

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