Gap Vs Gain Mindset at Keren Johnson blog

Gap Vs Gain Mindset. The gap is when you measure your progress based on ideals. There is a brilliant concept from the author dan. This book teaches a person to not measure themselves based on their ideals, but to measure backwards and measure where they. Every project completed, every positive client feedback, and even the lessons from setbacks are gains. The gap mindset can sit below the surface and is at times almost outside of our awareness. Whatever you’ve done isn’t enough because the “standard of success” keeps moving. Does the distance between where you are and where you want to be discourage you? The problem is that an ideal is like a moving target—it always feels out of reach. It begins with the practice. The gap and the gain offers readers a transformative mindset shift, encouraging them to measure success not against unattainable ideals but against their own. The gap makes any form of progress a letdown. Adopting a gain mindset doesn’t happen just because we read or hear about how much it matters— it’s a practice of paying attention to and consciously shifting to the gain if we find ourselves drawn to the gap. When you’re in the gap, you’re measuring yourself.

Whatever you’ve done isn’t enough because the “standard of success” keeps moving. When you’re in the gap, you’re measuring yourself. The gap and the gain offers readers a transformative mindset shift, encouraging them to measure success not against unattainable ideals but against their own. The problem is that an ideal is like a moving target—it always feels out of reach. It begins with the practice. Every project completed, every positive client feedback, and even the lessons from setbacks are gains. The gap makes any form of progress a letdown. The gap is when you measure your progress based on ideals. Does the distance between where you are and where you want to be discourage you? The gap mindset can sit below the surface and is at times almost outside of our awareness.

The Gap And The Gain How Your Brain Sabotages Your Happiness

Gap Vs Gain Mindset There is a brilliant concept from the author dan. The gap makes any form of progress a letdown. Whatever you’ve done isn’t enough because the “standard of success” keeps moving. The gap is when you measure your progress based on ideals. The problem is that an ideal is like a moving target—it always feels out of reach. When you’re in the gap, you’re measuring yourself. Does the distance between where you are and where you want to be discourage you? This book teaches a person to not measure themselves based on their ideals, but to measure backwards and measure where they. There is a brilliant concept from the author dan. It begins with the practice. The gap mindset can sit below the surface and is at times almost outside of our awareness. The gap and the gain offers readers a transformative mindset shift, encouraging them to measure success not against unattainable ideals but against their own. Every project completed, every positive client feedback, and even the lessons from setbacks are gains. Adopting a gain mindset doesn’t happen just because we read or hear about how much it matters— it’s a practice of paying attention to and consciously shifting to the gain if we find ourselves drawn to the gap.