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This is a scientific finding that EVERYONE needs to understand... The Pygmalion Effect is a behavioral phenomenon in which the level of expectations placed on a subject impact their level of performance: High expectations lead to high performance. Low expectations lead to low performance. The core idea is simple:...

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Tomer Rozenbergvor 2 Jahren

Setting high expectations can unlock incredible potential in others. 🚀

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Jan Krokosvor 2 Jahren

I call these pressure cooker environments. If you end up in a pressure cooker, you're forced to raise. your temperature. You take new actions. New ways of thinking. Adopt new beliefs. The Pygmalion effect is real.

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Upendar Reddy Singireddyvor 2 Jahren

Syurounding with people who are smarter than you is a blessing

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TMLvor 2 Jahren

Thank you for posting. How do you feel About

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MDBuckeyevor 2 Jahren

Now, plot this versus burnout. Expectations is a good promotor, but unreasonable expectations are unhealthy. It is a fine line between excellence and an early grave.

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Maggie Kellyvor 2 Jahren

Definitely agree. I would highlight that ours expectations placed on them, not expectations they have. When you place high expectations on yourself, it can be hard to perform and really succeed.

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Fither Briano 🍉vor 2 Jahren

Surrounding with great people! Agreed 100% on how your friends would shape who you are.

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Adi Agrawalvor 2 Jahren

Building a solid foundation of habits is the bedrock of success. It's about consistency in our daily rituals that pave the way for long-term growth and achievement.

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Brendan Cahillvor 2 Jahren

Have always wondered about high expectations vs delusional expectations. For ex. a talented player who, if nothing changed, could play D3 but with a lot Of work could be FCS - that might be a high expectation but to jump from D3 to FBS Power 4 talent might be delusional. Probably explaining my reasoning poorly here.

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Kirk Evor 2 Jahren

Hi Sahil, do you think it’s better to place high expectations on the performance and the process or to the outcome?

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