As I get ready for work, should I start by fixing what I’m lacking?
Even as I get ready for work, I keep thinking about yesterday’s mistake and what I should fix today.
Scenes
- When I get ready for work, I think of what I’m lacking first. — When I think of yesterday’s mistake, I feel like I should fix that first today.
- When Trying to Fix It Obscures Your Standards — When you focus only on your weaknesses, you’re left thinking about what to hide before what you want to do well.
- A weakness doesn’t get in the way on every path — In myeongri, saju traits aren’t a list of flaws. We look at the conditions in which they get in the way.
- Separate the conditions that get in the way, and the standards become clearer — Write down separately what conditions make that weakness get in the way of today’s work and what you really want to accomplish.
- Separate What to Fix from What to Choose — You don’t have to eliminate every weakness before you can go to work. One standard for today is enough.
Stories by Dowon
- Dowon
- I can't get to my plan even after putting my child to bed.
- After the holiday, I find myself wanting to try something new.
- I can’t choose a move-out date in the hospital waiting room
- After the work dinner, I wonder if working with people is right for me.
- When I stop exercising, it feels like the life I want gets put off too.
- While doing the dishes, another path came to mind.
- Why do the words come easily in the car, but stop when I’m with them?
- After the interview, choosing substance over expansion