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What are you doing to further your professional growth?
All of us need to do something to get further in life, but it won’t happen by chance.
Your growth is in your hands.
Only you can help yourself and go from strength to strength in both your personal and professional life.
It’s normal to compare yourself to other people, especially in times when it seems as if your personal or professional life isn’t going according to plan.
This is a destructive habit that slowly chips away at your mental health. It leaves you feeling vulnerable and uncertain of what the future holds and even erodes your self-confidence.
The reality is that nobody has a smooth journey. Everyone faces challenges and failures between successes.
What you know about someone else is limited to the surface. You may think everything lined up for them to get to where they are now, but this probably isn’t the case. You may have no idea about the hurdles they had to jump over to become successful.
Comparing yourself to them isn’t useful because you are only comparing the successes and ignoring all the rest.
Trust your own journey and stop the comparisons.
The only comparison you should be doing is to yourself. Compare yourself in your current circumstances to where you were before.
You should be seeing progress. If it isn’t clear immediately, then search for something in your life that is better than before.
Identify moments where you doubted yourself in the past only to become successful later on. Even temporary setbacks shouldn’t worry you too much because it becomes an opportunity for introspection that allows you to find the right path to success.
It’s also much easier to compare yourself if you have goals and can look back on the progress you made.
You are accountable to you, so focus on your growth and what you can learn from others rather than their progress.
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Gratitude is a big part of growing as a person. You have to be able to appreciate your progress and have gratitude for what you are doing on this journey.
It’s why so many people have a gratitude journal, which is something you could do, to reflect on their day and identify the positive aspects. Gratitude is essential in your life and to do well personally and professionally.
When you face obstacles, it’s normal to question why it’s happening to you. It’s possible you even feel resentful about all the challenges life throws your way.
Don’t let this get to you. Challenges can be testing, but they are opportunities to learn more about yourself, the problem, and the available solutions.
Every challenge has some kind of value; all you need to do is look for it. When you identify this value, you are able to see things from a different perspective, and that is powerful because you become grateful.
Throughout your life, challenges and opportunities will present themselves. You will take advantage of the opportunities and overcome the challenges.
Those are amazing steps! You should be proud of yourself—it took hard work to get to where you are today.
Be grateful for how far you’ve come and the progress you’ve made over the last few years, months, or even weeks.
If you’ve done something productive today that you didn’t do yesterday, then you are already making progress. Keep doing that!
You already have a good idea of what you want from life, but you won’t get anywhere if you don’t take the necessary steps. To grow personally and professionally, you need a plan.
Start understanding what you want from life by creating a vision board.
A vision board is a tool to help you focus on your dreams and goals. You need one in a place where you can see it frequently and remind yourself of what you want to achieve.
Take some time to think about where you want to be in life and what you truly value. Find some images that represent these things or write out some keywords. Place these visuals on a large board.
Hang your vision board somewhere you will walk by often. Look at it daily and let it inspire you to keep working toward your goals.
Your vision will only come to life if you put a plan in place to get there. You need to be willing to put in the hard work; otherwise, you won’t get what you truly desire.
Think about how you can make each of the elements on your vision board a reality. Write down the steps you need to take so that you know exactly how you will get to the end goal.
Do this for each of your goals. You should end up with several different plans that all contribute a small bit toward success.
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The plan you created in step three will only get you what you dream of if you put it into action. You need to do the necessary things to tick off each step on the list.
If you don’t do so, then you are likely to fail. If you do every step, you can make progress toward your goals and adjust your strategy when new information comes to light.
The end vision may seem a bit far away and impossible to achieve, so it’s much easier to start off with achievable mini-goals or milestones.
Look at your action plan and create smaller milestones on the way to achieving your final goal. It could be anything that you deem ambitious but achievable in the short term.
Focus on working toward each milestone. As you tick them off, adjust your attention to the next milestone. This allows you to make continuous progress without getting discouraged by how long it takes.
As you work on your milestones, you need to ensure you do so consistently. Progress starts with small actions that all add up to a big impact.
Ensure your action plan contains manageable steps that allow you to make progress daily.
Schedule these tasks into your diary and do them even if you feel discouraged. Your mental state changes greatly when you go from complacent to actively trying.
Over time, these daily tasks turn into a habit, and that’s what keeps you committed over the long term. Once your goals become a habit, you will experience progress much faster, and it becomes second nature—that’s growth.
Even with a plan in place, there will always be surprises along the way. You could be doing well when, all of a sudden, something goes wrong. In contrast, you could be struggling for some time before everything falls into place.
Either way, you have to adapt to changing circumstances and persevere in pursuit of what you want.
Undoubtedly, there will be challenges. Some of these could result in failure or mistakes, but this is a good thing.
Even if something has become a habit, you still might find yourself slipping up occasionally. It happens.
Mistakes show you what isn’t working so that you can rectify the situation. Use them as learning opportunities and search for the lesson in them.
Once you know what went wrong, adjust your plan accordingly. Make the small changes to do better and put in the hard work. You’ve come this far already, so don’t let it go to waste.
There will also be times when everything goes right, and you achieve your milestones. It’s a cause for celebration!
As you do your planning, add a reward to each milestone. The reward shouldn’t break down what you’ve already built up; instead, it serves as a motivational tool on this journey.
Celebrate your milestones by yourself or with other people.
At the same time, reflect on what you did well to get you to this point. Use those strategies to propel you forward. It’s also a good time to determine where you could improve even more.
Take charge of your career and prioritize yourself—you deserve it.
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