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…the right job leverages your core competencies – things you do best and enjoy – and meets certain working conditions, including autonomy and being challenged to the extent of your abilities.
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If you’re in the right job – one that taps your intrinsic motivations, gives you lots of autonomy, and challenges you to the extent of your ability – one of these will probably be the substance of your paid work.
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In return for trust and autonomy, relationships between members of the group recognize the implicit social contract and include the greater good.
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Building a coaching habit will help your team be more self-sufficient by increasing their autonomy and sense of mastery by reducing your need to jump in, take over and become the bottleneck.
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…there are three key relationship interests that commonly get snagged on the brambles of feedback: our need for appreciation, autonomy, and acceptance.
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A degree of autonomy during the early years is also important… Kids whose parents let them make their own choices about what they like are more likely to develop interests later identified as a passion.
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In larger enterprises, OKRs are neon-lit road signs. They demolish silos and cultivate connections among far-flung contributors. By giving frontline autonomy, they give rise to fresh solutions. And they keep even the most successful organizations stretching for more. (Pages -)
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A healthy OKR environment strikes a balance between alignment and autonomy, common purpose and creative latitude.
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Engaging our autonomy – the power of want to rather than have to – is the second prerequisite for tweaking your way to significant change.
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Autonomy is a bedrock element of lifelong thriving and is critical to children’s moral development.
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