Stop Stealing my Dopamine!
… a message to people who habitually solve problems for others – on behalf of hungry learners everywhere Think of a time when you solved a problem for someone else…
… a message to people who habitually solve problems for others – on behalf of hungry learners everywhere Think of a time when you solved a problem for someone else…
While dopamine can be good for us and even lifesaving, the ways we go about getting it, and the incessant chase can lead us down a dark road.
When you change how you regard yourself, you change how you interact in the world and that means you can change your impact on others. It’s your choice.
Supporting others in a learning journey requires a special set of skills. Here are a few lessons for people who want to be great trainers or teachers.
We may anticipate events in one way but when they happen, our experience may be completely different from what we expected.
It’s easy to feel boxed in when trying too hard to “do the right thing”. When coaches engage in their own personal development work, they enhance their ability to take clients on deep journeys of discovery.