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You’ve probably heard the phrase “I was triggered.” It’s a common way to describe a strong emotional reaction — but have you ever stopped to think about that word? A…
1. Process Thinking Encourages Adaptability When people focus on what they’re doing (“I’m learning,” “I’m improving,” “I’m experimenting”), they stay open to feedback and change.In contrast, identity-based thinking (“I’m smart,”…