The “healthy opposite” of a super-achieve is a creative collaborator, and a close look at what it means to succeed can help facilitate shared productivity. So reports the Albany Business Review.
Some of the most historically-lauded individuals found success from working with, and learning from, other driven individuals. “Working together makes it even easier to achieve a state of intense focus and immediacy and solve problems with others in what is commonly called a ‘flow’ state.” The article also challenges motivated individuals to consider the cost of being an “over-achiever,” and being motivated solely by praise, money and titles.
Read the full article from the Albany Business Review.
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