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5. Shift control to team members by delegating tasks and empowering them with the authority and resources to succeed. This fosters growth and ownership within the team.

6. Collaborate with your team to set goals, prioritize them, and develop action plans. This fosters engagement and ownership in achieving objectives.

7. Actively listen to understand your team members' perspectives, concerns, and ideas. This builds trust, promotes open communication, and fost*rs better decision-making.

8. Focus on coaching and development to help your team members reach their full potential. Provide constructive feedback, guidance, and opportunities for learning and growth.

Here are 8 lessons from the book "The New One Minute Manager":

1.  Establish clear, concise goals with each team member, focusing on desired outcomes and measurable performance standards. These "one-minute goals" should be written down and easily understandable within a minute.

2. Immediately recognize and express genuine appreciation for a job well done. Be specific about the positive behavior and its impact, and let the individual "feel" your sincerity.

3. Address performance issues promptly and directly. Express your disappointment in the specific behavior, not the person, and reiterate your belief in their capability to improve.

4. Adapt your leadership style based on an individual's competence and commitment levels. The book outlines four leadership styles: Directing (low competence, low commitment), Coaching (high competence, low commitment), Supporting (high competence, high commitment), and Delegating (low competence, high commitment).

We remember the first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize, the first individual to be awarded two Nobel Prizes and still today the only individual with two Nobel Prizes in two different scientific categories: Marie Skłodowska Curie.

Curie was born On This Day in 1867.

“Hurry up and finish so I can get on with my work.”

It is said that Marie Skłodowska Curie uttered these words to the photographer during this photo session in her laboratory. This photo was taken at the beginning of the 20th century.

Curie’s tireless dedication to research becomes evident when we look back at her scientific accomplishments. Indefatigable despite a career of physically demanding and ultimately fatal work, she discovered polonium and radium, championed the use of radiation in medicine and fundamentally changed our understanding of radioactivity. For her scientific dedication and remarkable breakthroughs, she was awarded the 1903 physics prize and the 1911 chemistry prize. She was a trailblazing scientist.

Marie Skłodowska Curie died of aplastic anaemia on 4 July 1934, a result of years of exposure to radiation through her work. Even today her laboratory notebook from 1899-1902, is still radioactive.

Happy birthday to Marie Skłodowska Curie, who was born on this day in 1867.

Marie Curie was the first person to be awarded the Nobel Prize twice, and is still the only individual to receive the prize in two different science categories.

7 Lessons from No More Mr. Nice Guy: The Hero’s Journey: A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming an Integrated Male by Dr. Robert Glover

1. Stop Seeking External Validation
A core lesson from No More Mr. Nice Guy is that many "Nice Guys" seek validation from others, particularly women, to feel worthy. Glover emphasizes the importance of shifting from external validation to internal self-approval. Your value should come from within, not from others' opinions or approval.

2. Set Healthy Boundaries
Nice Guys often struggle with boundaries, overextending themselves to please others. Glover teaches that establishing and maintaining healthy boundaries is essential for self-respect and healthy relationships. Learning to say “no” when necessary and prioritizing your own needs helps you become more balanced and self-assured.

3. Embrace Your Masculine Power
Nice Guys may shy away from their own masculine energy, fearing it will be perceived as aggressive or undesirable. Glover encourages men to reclaim and integrate their masculine power in a healthy way. Being assertive, standing up for yourself, and pursuing your goals confidently is not about dominance but about personal integrity and strength.

4. Overcome Fear of Conflict
Nice Guys often avoid conflict to keep the peace, but this can lead to resentment and unfulfilling relationships. Glover argues that avoiding conflict can be more damaging than confronting it. Learning to address disagreements or issues directly helps create more authentic and deeper connections.

5. Stop Trying to Fix Others
Nice Guys have a tendency to try to fix or solve problems for others, particularly in relationships, believing it will make them more lovable. Glover teaches that this is a form of codependency and can actually prevent personal growth. Instead, focus on your own growth and allow others to manage their own challenges.

6. Prioritize Self-Care and Personal Fulfillment
Nice Guys often neglect their own needs in favor of pleasing others. Glover emphasizes the importance of self-care and personal fulfillment. Pursuing your own passions, hobbies, and interests is crucial to building self-confidence and leading a more satisfying life. It's about taking responsibility for your own happiness.

7. Embrace Vulnerability and Authenticity
A significant part of becoming an integrated male, as Glover describes, is learning to be authentic and vulnerable. This means showing your true self, even if it means risking rejection. Authenticity leads to more meaningful relationships and helps you live a life that's aligned with your true values and desires, rather than trying to fit into others' expectations.

Conclusion:
No More Mr. Nice Guy is a guide to breaking free from the limiting patterns of seeking approval, avoiding conflict, and neglecting personal needs. By embracing assertiveness, setting boundaries, and living authentically, men can become more integrated and fulfilled individuals. The book is a call to step into your true power, shed the “Nice Guy” facade, and embark on a journey toward genuine self-worth and balanced masculinity.

7 Lessons from No More Mr. Nice Guy: The Hero’s Journey: A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming an Integrated Male by Dr. Robert Glover

1. Stop Seeking External Validation
A core lesson from No More Mr. Nice Guy is that many "Nice Guys" seek validation from others, particularly women, to feel worthy. Glover emphasizes the importance of shifting from external validation to internal self-approval. Your value should come from within, not from others' opinions or approval.

2. Set Healthy Boundaries
Nice Guys often struggle with boundaries, overextending themselves to please others. Glover teaches that establishing and maintaining healthy boundaries is essential for self-respect and healthy relationships. Learning to say “no” when necessary and prioritizing your own needs helps you become more balanced and self-assured.

© 10 famous quotes by Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein was not only a great physicist, but also a brilliant philosopher. He had a clear understanding of the laws of life and could explain them as well as his formulas. Here are just ten quotes from his vast list of sayings that may seem simple as anything else is brilliant.
1. A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.
Most people will not try anything new for fear of being wrong. But this is not to be afraid of. Often the person who has been defeated learns how to win more than the one who has success at once.
2. Education is what remains after you forget everything you were taught at school.
30 years from now you will absolutely forget everything you ever learned in school. You will only remember what you learned yourself.
3. In my imagination, I am free to draw like an artist. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination covers the world.
When you understand how far humanity has advanced since the cave times, the power of imagination is felt on a full scale. What we have now was achieved, through the imaginations of our forefathers. What we will have in the future will be built by our imaginations.
4. The secret of creativity lies in the ability to hide the sources of your inspiration.
The uniqueness of your work often depends on how well you are able to handle your punters. You can be inspired by very great people, but if you are in a position where the whole world is watching you, your ideas should look unique.
5. The value of a man must be determined by what he gives, and not by what he is capable of achieving. Try to read not in a hurry, but a valuable person.
If you look at the world-famous people, you can see that everyone from nothing gave something to this world. It's hard to give just to have the opportunity to give. When your goal is to increase values in the world, you will rise to the next level of life.
6. There are two ways to live: you can live as if nothing happens and you can live as though everything in this world is a miracle.
If to live, as if nothing in this world is easy, then you can do whatever you want and there will be no obstacles. If you live in such a way that everything is a miracle, then you can enjoy even the smallest phenomena of happiness in this world. If you live in two ways at the same time, your life will be happy and productive
7. When I express myself and my way of smoking, I come to the conclusion that the gift of imagination and fantasy meant more to me than any ability to abstract thinking. Dreams about what you could achieve in life are an important element of a positive life. Allow your imagination to run freely and create a world in which you would like to live.
8. In order to be an impeccable member of a sheep flock, you need to be a sheep in the first place. If you want to become a successful entrepreneur, you need to start doing business right now. Wanting to start, but not afraid of the consequences, will get you nowhere. This is also fair in different areas of life: to avoid, you have to try everything gently.
9. It's hard to identify the peacock igpa. And then, you need to start playing better than everyone else. Learn the pavil and play better than everyone else. Damn, like everything else genius.
10. It is very important not to stop asking questions. Curiosity is not a coincidence given to man. Smart people are always asking questions. Ask yourself and other people to find a job. This will allow you to learn new things and analyze your own post.

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