3 Ways to Improve Your Self-Mastery Skills & Increase Your Professional IQ

@encthelightbulb
Sep 2, 2019
2 min read

There is a level of competency you need to develop when you are working on your self-mastery abilities and skills especially in the arena of your professional development.

There many changes that occur in the world of business and employment. Some of these changes have lead to major changes and expectations.

Because of the many fast paced problems that arise simultaneously in a digital world, businesses value education and learning, but are placing an important value on your ability to apply your education and learning with your experiences as well.

Having know the how to develop sound strategies via experience, events, and knowledge is becoming one of the major requirements for employees and employers in the business world.

Here Are 3 Ways to Improve Your Self-Mastery and Increase Your Professional IQ:

Study

Be a student forever.

Learn and discern. Study and apply.

Then study and apply some more.

Banish the thought that old dogs can’t learn new tricks. Remain curious and keep the inner child in you more alive than you yourself. Ask questions.

Understand the why behind what has been done and what looks to be done.

Learning is apart of life. Always remember that learning is not in a building, textbook or program. Learning is all around us if we open our mind and senses see it.

We can learn a lot just by watching nature and learning its rhythms!

Simulate and Practice

If learning how to fly a plane takes simulation practice, why not you?

It’s okay to setup scenarios and practice whether it be physically or in your mind how would act or respond to a matter is not far fetch.

Put yourself in many safe positions to simulate and practice your skills.

Sometimes volunteering can offer you the space to simulate, learn and practice arenas you look to pursue professionally.

See Solutions Through Your Senses

As mentioned earlier, Nature is a great way to be in touch with your senses and see how its rhythms can lend you ways to answer problems and find solutions.

Senses is when the numbers don’t add up but on paper that make “sense.”

Senses is when the business is deal just too good to be true.

Senses is belief that a person’s competency could be lacking even though they degrees from NYC to Timbuktu and have a strong pitch.

Senses will guide you to discover what logic couldn’t uncover so trusts its leading and be open to the outcomes and lessons to be had from it.

Conclusion

Mastering who you are and what you are and being okay with you just as you are, opens the door to improving your professional IQ.

When you do, you embrace possibilities!

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