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Tag: Personal Growth

  • How To Automate For Human Beings

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    Erik Thor
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    A key task in my job as a CRM Manager has been driving innovation and efficiency forward through intelligent automation and integrations. Artificial intelligence and cloud solutions are key goals for 2025. But why do we automate? Why do we want artificial intelligence to do our job for us? Is it to improve efficiency, or…

  • Independence

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    Erik Thor
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    Independence is about developing trust in yourself, honoring your path, and following your unique purpose—no matter what others might think. This sense of independence requires inner strength, a clear vision of who we are, and a willingness to nurture our true selves. Below, we’ll explore why independence and authenticity are vital for our well-being and…

  • Collaboration

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    Erik Thor
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    Collaboration and teamwork are the threads that knit together a sense of belonging and identity in a world that can feel increasingly isolating. Connecting with others can alleviate anxiety, foster growth, and help us tap into our collective potential. This article explores the psychology of human connection, focusing on emotional traumas, limiting beliefs, and social…

  • Curiosity

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    Erik Thor
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    Curiosity is the spark that drives our deepest explorations, fuels our creativity, and powers our capacity to learn. When we’re curious, our minds open to new possibilities; we see beyond our current world and discover entire universes of knowledge waiting to be explored. Yet, despite curiosity’s pivotal role in personal growth and innovation, many of…

  • Navigating Life’s Choices: The Art of Decision-Making

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    Erik Thor
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    A time with an almost infinite amount of complexity and required literature has led many to become paralyzed, finding it near-impossible to make the correct decision. The market trusts us to vote with our wallets, choosing the right restaurants, the best politicians, and the most beautiful outfits. But do we trust ourselves? When we don’t…

  • Mastering Assertiveness | Your Guide To A Confident Personality

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    Erik Thor
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    Assertiveness: In the quest for personal and professional growth, assertiveness stands out as a golden trait. Confidence is key to empowering individuals to voice their ideas, beliefs, and concerns without hesitation. It’s the fuel behind our ability to advocate for ourselves and others, propelling us towards our goals with confidence. First of all, the journey…

  • 10 Ways To Develop Systems Thinking, Or The Yellow, Synergy Systems Based Stage In Spiral Dynamics

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    Erik Thor
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    Our thinking and awareness is constantly expanding. If we examine our own lives and actions and grow as we develop through life, we expand our awareness and our actions become more complex and multifaceted. A problem with how spiral dynamics is often used is people are obsessed with categorizing their own consciousness or understanding what…

  • Small Vs Big Letters In The 16 Personalities

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    Erik Thor
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    You’re not a walking, perfect stereotype of your personality type. You’re a unique person with your own position in the personality spectrum. In this article, learn how to use small and uppercase letters to highlight your preferences. Let’s talk about how a person might change based on whether they have a strong or weak preference.…

  • How My Life Changed By Becoming A Slowmad

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    Erik Thor
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    I’ve moved many times in my life. I moved to Uppsala, Sweden to study, and Amsterdam after I had finished my studies. And now, I’ve lived three months in Barcelona.  But why make the leap to travel, and what can you expect when you leave your old country behind and enter a new world? And…

  • Why Men Should Be More Attractive

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    Erik Thor
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    In the 1700s, men would often wear colorful outfits and dresses, and high status men were known to wear many extra accessories. They would spend time on having a beautiful, often long hairstyle. But in the 1800s, men said goodbye to the idea of beauty. In a movement referred to as The Great Male Renunciation,…