The Spheres of Control: Distinguish What You Can and Can’t Control to Focus on What Matters Most
At its core, the sphere of control framework encourages us to distinguish between what we can control, what we can influence, and what lies entirely beyond our influence.
- action plans
- alignment
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- boundaries
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- food for fuel
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- holidays
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- life outside of work
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- mental health
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- OOO
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- sick from stress
- sleep
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- stress
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- the people around you
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- work stress
- workouts