Because parts of the past can be so adverse and traumatic for so many people, here are a few thoughts to consider if you find yourself, or someone in your circle of influence, in need of letting go of the past and moving forward:
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If you’re unsure of your tendency to be complacent, here are a few indicators. Complacent people don’t easily embrace new ideas or possibilities. They don’t know they have a lot to learn. They are reactive rather than proactive. They don’t seek opportunities to improve themselves. They tend to avoid change when it requires extra effort or discomfort.
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If people don’t have the ambition to do more, help more, or learn more, how can they keep up? Whether they like it or not, the world isn’t a static place. Nor is their workplace, community, or home. Organizations change. Technology changes. People change. Investments change. Health changes. Virtually nothing stays the same.
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Another implication of our unique time horizon defaults is that some people are more likely to be intentional about their future and some more likely to be reactive. In other words, some people let their circumstances plan their future and some are more likely to create their circumstances.
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It is easy to see selfishness in others, but not so easy in ourselves. While we often have good intentions, our biases, blind spots, and mindless actions often cause us to behave at odds with our intentions.
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