Christopher Mitra is a Confidence and Achievement coach based in Canada, who's been helping clients from all over the world to get rid of procrastination, increase confidence and get inspired & motivated. As a sought-after Confidence and Achievement Coach, Christopher has been relentlessly pursuing his passion for helping people achieve the ultimate level of success and happiness. He is a tech entrepreneur and the founder of "The Man Sessions"; a podcast dedicated to helping men overcome many of the obstacles faced in today's society.
A quick guide to Imposter Syndrome and how to deal with it in your employees.
Defensiveness is a reaction that is rooted in our psychology. It can be counterproductive and damaging in different ways. Yet what is the driver of it and how can it be overcome? This Communication Intelligence roundtable of Bill Catlette, Jeremy Babener and Christopher Mitra discusses the subject.
This New Year, adding goals to your list might feel overwhelming
When defensiveness becomes habitual, you shut down communication, cooperation, openness and creativity. People will become very aware of what type of reaction will be forthcoming if they voice a differing opinion, so they cut their losses and stay quiet.
A continuous habit of being defensive is the kiss of death for any type of team environment.
That’s not going to happen in 30 days. At least not in any healthy, sustainable way, so make your goal one pound a week. Sure, that number doesn’t look as lofty, but it also doesn’t look as daunting. We can mentally handle a one pound-a-week goal.