Tag: personal-development
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Confidence vs Competence: Why the Loudest Are Often the Least Capable in the workplace
In 1999, psychologists David Dunning and Justin Kruger uncovered a fascinating paradox of human behavior. Their research, now famously known as the Dunning-Kruger Effect, showed that people with lower competence tend to overestimate their abilities, while the truly competent often underestimate themselves. This creates a strange imbalance: those who know the least often appear the…
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The Power of Excuses: How They Control Us—and How to Break Free
We’ve all done it. “I’m too tired.”“I’ll start tomorrow.”“It’s not the right time.”“I don’t have what it takes.”“If only I had more money, more time, more support…” Excuses. They seem harmless. They even sound reasonable. But make no mistake—excuses are powerful. And if we’re not careful, they can quietly become the strongest force holding us…
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Habits: The power that shapes our life
Our lives are a reflection of our daily habits. From the moment we wake up to the time we go to bed, our routines dictate our actions, decisions, and ultimately, our destiny. Habits have the power to make or break us, and understanding how they work can be the key to achieving success, happiness, and…
Dr. Alfred D'Silva 