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- Career Alignment - The compatibility between your work and your values, principles, goals, and priorities.
- Career Design - The intentional process of designing and shaping your professional path to align with your values, principles, and life goals.
- Character Strengths - The VIA classification of 24 positive personality traits organized under six core virtues.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) - A psychological treatment that helps change unhelpful thinking patterns and behaviors.
- Comfort Zone - A psychological state where activities feel familiar, routine, and safe, often limiting growth.
- Deferred Lifestyle - The trap of postponing life enjoyment and dreams for some future time that may never come.
- Emotional Intelligence - The ability to recognize, understand, and manage emotions in yourself and others.
- Go at Your Own Pace - Embrace your unique journey by moving at a speed that suits you, without comparing yourself to others.
- Goal Setting - The process of defining objectives and creating plans to achieve them.
- Good Pain vs Bad Pain - Distinguishing between effort that leads to growth (good pain) and damage that harms you (bad pain).
- Growth Mindset - The belief that abilities can be developed through effort and learning.
- Habits Define Identity - Your habits and routines are part of you - they shape your life and define who you are.
- Identity-Based Habits - Changing behavior by focusing on who you want to become, not what you want to achieve.
- Ikigai - The Japanese concept of 'reason for being' - finding purpose at the intersection of passion, mission, profession, and vocation.
- Impostor Syndrome - Persistent self-doubt and feeling like a fraud despite evidence of competence.
- Indecision Is a Decision - Recognizing that not deciding is itself a choice with real consequences.
- Journaling - The practice of regularly recording thoughts, experiences, and reflections.
- Life Audit - A systematic review of all life areas to identify what's working, what's not, and what needs to change.
- Life Design - Applying design thinking principles to intentionally create your ideal life.
- Limiting Beliefs - Self-imposed mental constraints that hold you back from reaching your potential.
- Living on Default - The tendency to take the path of least resistance rather than actively choosing what aligns with your potential.
- Logotherapy - A psychotherapy approach centered on finding meaning as the primary motivational force in life.
- Neuroplasticity - The brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life.
- Personal Development Plan - A structured approach to intentional growth and skill development over time.
- Personal Manifesto - A written declaration of your values, principles, and guiding beliefs.
- Personal Value System - The collection of your core values that guides your decisions, behavior, and life direction.
- Polymath - A person with expertise across multiple fields who integrates knowledge creatively.
- Post-Traumatic Growth - Positive psychological change that can emerge from struggling with highly challenging life circumstances.
- Radical Self-Acceptance - Fully accepting yourself - including flaws and limitations - without conditions or judgment.
- Reflective Thinking - Deliberate contemplation of experiences and knowledge to gain insight.
- Resilience - The capacity to recover from difficulties, adapt to change, and keep going in the face of adversity.
- Self-Actualization - Maslow's highest need - realizing your full potential and becoming the best version of yourself.
- Self-Compassion - Treating yourself with the same kindness and understanding you would offer a good friend during difficult times.
- Self-Efficacy - Your belief in your ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish specific tasks.
- Self-Sabotage - Unconscious behaviors and thought patterns that undermine your own success and goals.
- Self-Transcendence - Going beyond self-interest to connect with something larger than oneself.
- Shadow Work - The process of exploring and integrating unconscious aspects of your personality.
- Stoicism - An ancient philosophy teaching virtue, patience, and focusing on what you can control.
- T-Shaped Skills - Having deep expertise in one area combined with broad knowledge across multiple fields.
- Values Clarification - The process of identifying, examining, and prioritizing your personal values.
- Work-Life Fit - Finding your personal harmony between work demands and life goals rather than seeking perfect balance.
- Work-Life Integration - An approach where life takes priority and work is adjusted to fit around personal goals, not the reverse.
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