How successful people thinking 1. Seeing the Wisdom of Big-Picture Thinking 2. Unleashing the Potential of Focused Thinking 3. Discovering the Joy of Creative Thinking. 4. Recognizing the Importance of Realistic Thinking. 5. Releasing the Power of Strategic Thinking. 6. Feeling the Energy of Possibility Thinking 7. Embracing the Lessons of Reflective Thinking. 8. Questioning the Acceptance of Popular Thinking.
The ingredients of “successful” intellectual behaviors need not be of the “all or nothing” variety; but, certain “habits of mind“, such as those described in Article On Knowledge Behaviors
, come in handy.
Dear Yousif Riyadh Mahmood,
The topic is important. In my opinion, this is an important and interesting question. It is very good that this question appeared on the research portal Research Gate. This is a very interesting and scientifically important topic.
I would add to the above issues also creative thinking, the effect of which are inventions invented, new technological connections, rationalization solutions in production processes, product and other innovations, etc.
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Dear Yousif Riyadh Mahmood
lt is very important question.
For everything, health and disease, the imbalance of the natural law of the thing is a disease, for example: if the heartbeat exceeded the normal limit or decreased, it is sure that the heart is ill (not healthy).
- As well as thinking (healthy, not healthy) successful thinking contained in your question, we can know if we have the criterion (balance),
- and I believe that the measure of healthy thinking is the logical rules, which are shared by all people.
Ali A. Naeem
If you think about reaching your goals, working on your dreams and how to reach your target, you will eventually achieve what you want because you hold the thought long enough in your mind that your mind will work on it. On the other hand, if you think about defeat, failure, setbacks, how bad things are, and what is the worst that can happen, you will eventually live that life.
Your thoughts will become the self-fulfilling prophecy. Whatever you think in your mind most of the time, you will become.
Successful individuals (but groups and organizations too) fail much more than they succeed. However, their larger success derives from the fact that they fail well. The difference lies in their perception of and their response to failure, which they treat as a process. In particular, they
- Appreciate that failure is not avoidable, objective, a single event, a stigma, the enemy, or final;
- Understand why they made the decision they took based on the information they had;
- Assess their decisions based on what they knew at the time;
- Judge the systemic errors they committed in under- or overestimating difficulties, costs, timelines, abilities, etc.;
- Examine whether they had all the information they needed;
- Investigate what successes are contained in the failure and draw dividends;
- Plan to obtain more and better information to underpin future decisions;
- Use the experience to build and work from strengths; and
- Set a new goal, order their plan, take action, reevaluate progress, and adjust continually.
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