Fathom 26: Bolstering Blind Spots
Part 1: From Organic Chemistry to Enlightenment
- How the consistent insistence that we use observation & deduction as budding scientists foreshadowed my future existential fervor ðĪ
- My first blog, Analytical Ramblings of Scientific Mind, as an unintentional means of providing myself feedback through this observation-deduction process! ✍
- Feedback is FUNDAMENTAL, for ourselves & others ð
- Ahhhh, the nuance of judgments and our brain's vulnerability to common decision-making biases
- Building self-awareness by exploring blind spots through deliberate pauses, reflection, tools, requesting feedback and/or receiving feedback (whether we wanted it or not) ð
- 'Knowing' feedback is a gift ðĐð
Part 2: Spiritual Will & Neurological Niggles
- Reminiscing on Summer 1.0 & how horrific heartbreak instigated the adventure of self-discovery ððĢ
- Being The Watcher & how to the process started ðð
- Course correction by consistently asking myself the questions: ðĪ
- "Is this how a mentally and emotionally healthy human behaves?"
- "Will I be proud of myself tomorrow?"
- The neuroscience of changing habitual behaviours, why it's so difficult and how to overcome the challenge ðŠ
Part 3: The Fine Art of Offering Feedback Sans Unfair Judgment
- The gift of feedback & how it facilitates course-correcting blinds spots for ameliorating awareness, healthy discipline and freedom from self-limiting patterns ð
- Exploring the nuance between Deduction ☝& Judgment ð
- The neuroscience behind being a judgy prick & the ability to prevent it from becoming a harmful and/or unjust emotion(s) or behaviour(s) ð
Part 4: Providing Feedback With More Velvet Than Sledgehammer
- Learning to give the gift of feedback with more Compassion ð
- Blind spots don't deserve to be demonised, they deserve to be developed ðą
- Giving and/or receiving feedback will never be comfortable, but it can always be worth it ðŊ
- Effectively using diabolical feedback & resisting the urge to perceive providers as absolute assholes ð
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