Rex Pacheco Corporate Wellbeing Consultancy
Mindset
It is vital that we understand how our state of mind changes the world around us. The mind is a powerful tool and can impact how we experience daily life. Understanding the power of the mind and learning to harness that power can give us the ability to transform the way we react to situations and events. It can empower us to succeed and become the best version of ourselves.
Why is Mindset important?
Mindset is the key to living a positive, healthy and happy life. It is a set of beliefs that affects the way we think about and react to everything from work, to relationships and daily life. Your mindset plays a critical role when you are faced with challenges and big decisions. Taking time to focus on mindset and develop a positive approach to life can only improve your performance both in daily life and the workplace. It can lead to increased levels of self-awareness and awareness of others, plus an increase in emotional intelligence.
How can a good Mindset impact the workplace?
Your mindset has a direct effect on how you cope with stressful or challenging situations. Many of these could arise in the workplace, so having the tools and knowledge to manage your reactions and avoid being triggered to react in certain ways can have a huge impact on your day-to-day life. By increasing self-awareness, you can regulate your emotions and remain focused on being your best self and ensuring your success in the workplace.
How does Mindset affect our ability to cope with stress?
Stress is an unavoidable part of life, but how you cope with stress can have a huge impact on your life. Learning to take stressful situations in your stride, to manage your emotions and even take a step back if needed, can dramatically affect your performance. Learning these skills can be the difference between letting the stress become overwhelming, and giving yourself a moment to pause and figure out practical solutions to move forwards. It all comes down to having a good mindset.
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We all have triggers that are anchored to emotional states whether they are un-resourceful or resourceful empowering states. Most of these are usually built up over time by repetition or by a strong emotional experience like a trauma.
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The good thing is that these triggers can be unlearnt. They can be replaced with positive ones for any emotional state that will empower you to succeed.
Most peak performers have them and use them to improve performance, whether it’s a tennis player bouncing a ball a set amount of times before serving an ace or a public speaker firing a trigger before giving a speech.​
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