The John Henry syndrome

Article Abstract:

Many men subscribe to the John Henry syndrome, which states that anything can be accomplished if you work hard enough. It is unrealistic, however, to strive for goals that cannot be accomplished due to a lack of time, money and talent.

Author: Laliberte, Richard
Health aspects, Job stress, Stress (Psychology)

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Lonely at the top

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Being successful can be psychologically disruptive, according to psychologist Steven Berglas. He says it is a myth that a successful career will lead to a transformation in one's personal life.

Author: Laliberte, Richard
Interview, Businessmen, Berglas, Steven

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Strong words

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Employees can use effective communication in an effort to gain verbal success in their jobs. Techniques include saying 'I will' rather than 'I'll try,' never disagreeing, and avoiding excuses.

Author: Laliberte, Richard
Workers

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Subjects list: Psychological aspects, Work, Work (Labor), Psychology, Success
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