Have you ever found yourself saying "This can't be done!" or "There is no way out of this situation!"? If so, you may be experiencing what is known as "Elephant Thinking."

But what is #Elephant #Thinking? When a baby elephant is young, around 1-2 years old, it is often tamed and trained by being tied to a small iron chain. The baby elephant will try to break free from the chain for days, but since it is still small and inexperienced, it eventually comes to the conclusion that it cannot escape. As the elephant grows and becomes stronger, it still believes it is unable to break the chain, even though it is now a 6-ton animal with more than enough strength to do so.

So, how do we overcome Elephant Thinking? Here are a few tips:

#Challenge your own thoughts when faced with a difficult situation and believe that it can be solved.
#Seek out a supportive listener who can ask questions and help you brainstorm potential solutions.
#Engage in group discussions with colleagues, friends, or family members to come up w

Are you walking in your career without any Safety gears just like Spencer Seabrooke?

Spencer Seabrooke broke the world record for the longest free solo slackline walk.  He used no safety gear at all, walking over 200 feet across a 1,000-foot high canyon in Canada.

You can call him trained or plain lucky but I will never advise walking on your career slackline without any safety gears.

The #Biotech & #Pharma #industry is evolving rapidly and you must too. Or else one Day a small wind of AI ML will overthrow you.

Your Safety Gears:
1.) #Upskill
2.) #Reskill
3.) #CrossSkill
4.) Developing #Creative #thinking
5.) Understanding & Practicing Game Theory in your field of Interest.
6.) Knowing that you have more capacity than you think you have

Cheers to your Success