Post by account_disabled on Feb 18, 2024 0:38:23 GMT -5
In each of our hearts, there are often hidden scripts of some invisible "life drama" written and directed by ourselves. At the same time, these scripts unconsciously affect the direction of our lives. 01 Student Peter recently came to me and told me about a long-standing problem. He has a stuck point in the workplace and cannot always handle the relationship with his superiors.
No matter what his boss says, Peter will give a reason to argue, even Consumer Mobile number Database in areas he doesn't understand at all, and every word he says can accurately choke his leader. Peter said that I have to confirm that this leader is indeed better than me before I can convince him and trust him. Such confirmation meant no end to Peter. When the leader comes up with facts and makes sense, Peter will start to make trouble unreasonably, and then it won't do to just call the leader a good name. After in-depth exploration,
I found that the reason why Peter was so resistant to leadership was because he had a deep-rooted idea hidden deep in his heart: I am the best, and no one else is. As a result, his behavior followed this deep-rooted idea and evolved into behaviors again and again - at work, by confronting and refuting his superiors, he was confirming himself again and again, trying to prove that I was true. Awesome - I am the best, no one else is. Slowly, Peter's career was controlled by this desire to prove himself, and he became a person who was always unable to get on well
No matter what his boss says, Peter will give a reason to argue, even Consumer Mobile number Database in areas he doesn't understand at all, and every word he says can accurately choke his leader. Peter said that I have to confirm that this leader is indeed better than me before I can convince him and trust him. Such confirmation meant no end to Peter. When the leader comes up with facts and makes sense, Peter will start to make trouble unreasonably, and then it won't do to just call the leader a good name. After in-depth exploration,
I found that the reason why Peter was so resistant to leadership was because he had a deep-rooted idea hidden deep in his heart: I am the best, and no one else is. As a result, his behavior followed this deep-rooted idea and evolved into behaviors again and again - at work, by confronting and refuting his superiors, he was confirming himself again and again, trying to prove that I was true. Awesome - I am the best, no one else is. Slowly, Peter's career was controlled by this desire to prove himself, and he became a person who was always unable to get on well