Andres Gomez Col

Cada día es una nueva oportunidad y voy a aprovechar cada una de mis 24 horas.

🚧Sin escusas enfocado en mi vida solo por el día de hoy y solo por la gracias de Dios. 🚧
Desaprendiendo para aprender y cambiando mis modelos mentales.
Que tengan un feliz día que Dios los bendiga.
Recuerden que querer es poder.

Con la cabeza en alto luchando día a día por ser mi mejor versión, venciendo a mi pasado, luchando por mi presente y construyendo mi futuro.
Soy un milagro de Dios y estoy hecho para grandes metas.

Querer es poder y nada es imposible para mi.

Que tengan un lindo día y sigan luchando por sus sueños.

Lo que primero debes entrenar es la mente, con ella conseguirás todo lo que deseas para tu vida. Vamos por más 💪. Dios los bendiga 🙏

Un paso a la vez. Vamos en el camino a la excelencia. 💪🧠

Creo que Ray Dalio me a ganado como Fan ❤️🙌

You are expected to go to the higher level and look down on yourself and others as part of a system. In other words, you must get out of your own head, consider your views as just some among many, and look down on the full array of points of view to assess them in an idea-meritocratic way rather than just in your own possessive way. Seeing things from the higher level isn't just seeing other people's point of view; it's also being able to see every situation, yourself, and others in the situation as though you were looking down on them as an objective observer. If you can do this well, you will see the situation as "another one of those," see it through everyone's eyes, and have good mental maps or principles for deciding how to handle it.

Almost all people initially find it difficult to get beyond seeing things through just their own eyes, so I've developed policies and tools such as the Coach (which connects situations to principles) that help people do this. With practice many people can learn to develop this perspective, though others never do. You need to know which type of person you and the people around you are. If you can't do this well on your own, seek the help of others. Recognize that many people cannot see things from the higher level and distinguish those who can from those who can't, and either get rid of those who can't or have good guardrails in place to protect yourself and the organization against this inability.

By the way, it is of course okay to continue to disagree on some things as long as you don't keep fighting, thereby undermining the idea meritocracy. If you continue to fight the idea meritocracy, you must go.

Happy birthday to me.

Es momento de cambiar, a todas las personas que han pasado por mi vida les doy las gracias, sin ellas no habría podido aprender.
Mis amigos saben donde encontrarme.
Al resto gracias por seguirme.
Ya no actualizare mas este perfil.👋

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Integrity comes from the Latin word integritas, meaning "one" or "whole." People who are one way on the inside and another way on the outside—i.e., not “whole”—lack integrity; they have “duality” instead. While presenting your view as something other than it is can sometimes be easier in the moment (because you can avoid conflict, or embarrassment, or achieve some other short-term goal), the second- and third-order effects of having integrity and avoiding duality are immense. People who are one way on the inside and another on the outside become conflicted and often lose touch with their own values. It’s difficult for them to be happy and almost impossible for them to be their best.

Aligning what you say with what you think and what you think with what you feel will make you much happier and much more successful. Thinking solely about what’s accurate instead of how it is perceived pushes you to focus on the most important things. It helps you sort through people and places because you’ll be drawn to people and places that are open and honest. It’s also fairer to those around you: Making judgments about people so that they are tried and sentenced in your head, without asking for their perspective, is both unethical and unproductive. Having nothing to hide relieves stress and builds trust.