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 πŸ€“
  • 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 πŸ˜‰ 
  • 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) πŸ˜…
  • 'Knowing' feedback is a gift πŸ’©πŸŽ

Part 2: Spiritual Will & Neurological Niggles

  • Reminiscing on Summer 1.0 & how horrific Heartbreak instigated the Adventure of self-discovery πŸ’”πŸ’£
  • Being The Watcher & how to the process started πŸ‘€πŸ”
  • Course correction by consistently asking myself the questions: πŸ€”
    • "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 πŸ’ͺ

Part 3: The Fine Art of Offering Feedback Sans Unfair Judgment

  • The gift of feedback & how it facilitates course-correcting blinds spots for ameliorating awarenessHealthy Discipline and freedom from self-limiting patterns πŸ™ 
  • Exploring the nuance between Deduction ☝& Judgment πŸ‘Ž
  • The neuroscience behind being a judgy Prick & the ability to prevent it from becoming a harmful and/or unjust emotion(s) or behaviour(s) πŸŽ‰

Part 4: Providing Feedback With More Velvet Than Sledgehammer

  • Learning to give the gift of feedback with more Compassion πŸ’ž
  • Blind spots don't deserve to be Demonised, they deserve to be Developed πŸŒ±
  • Giving and/or receiving feedback will never be comfortable, but it can always be worth it πŸ’― 
  • Effectively using diabolical feedback & resisting the urge to perceive providers as absolute A-ssholes πŸ˜˜ 

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