Attitude Makeover’s Post

Growth is messy, nonlinear. We establish and realise it each day I'm sure. Through my conversation with Shayamal Vallabhjee (yes, he's been a monk too) I took back a different pov on metrics. To embrace metrics as tools, not absolutes. It's true that fixed metrics can miss the spark of sudden understanding, the quiet resilience that builds character. But when we use metrics as a tool to track out own journey, the growth gets the spotlight. Metrics capture the dips and climbs, the setbacks and breakthroughs. They remind you that progress isn't always smooth, but it's happening. They're the pat on the back we definitely need. Point to note: Celebrate qualitative wins - the courage to try something new to even the empathy shown to a loved one. So, engineer metrics. Not to become a number, but to empower your journey. Let them be our compass and our growth GPS. https://lnkd.in/d9ZXCb62

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