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*''Just Manage It! The YOU Factor: If You Cannot Manage Yourself You Cannot Manage Others'' by Colm McCormack. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 2nd edition (January 12, 2015) | *''Just Manage It! The YOU Factor: If You Cannot Manage Yourself You Cannot Manage Others'' by Colm McCormack. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 2nd edition (January 12, 2015) | ||
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| + | *"Mastering others is strength. Mastering yourself is true power." - [[Lao Tzu]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:48, June 4, 2024
Self-management is one's ability to regulate your behaviors, thoughts, and emotions in an optimally productive way. This means excelling in both personal and professional responsibilities for the benefit of yourself and others.[1]
Self-management skills
Below are some self-management skills articles:
- 11 Self-Management Skills and How to Develop Them, Usemotion.com
- Managing Oneself, Harvard Business Review
- 6 Rules to Managing Yourself So You Can Manage Others, Inc. magazine
Self-management articles from academic-related websites:
- Students: Self-Awareness and Self-Management, Greater Good in Education website
- 7 Ways to Improve Your Self-Management Skills, University of Illinois, Champagne
Necessity of managing yourself before managing others
Books
- Just Manage It! The YOU Factor: If You Cannot Manage Yourself You Cannot Manage Others by Colm McCormack. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 2nd edition (January 12, 2015)
Quotes
- "Mastering others is strength. Mastering yourself is true power." - Lao Tzu