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Mini Blog Post 26: Having an accurate self-image — Neel Nanda
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On the importance of having true beliefs about myself, seeking feedback, and receiving it constructively.
Mini Blog Post 26: Having an accurate self-image Jul 5 Written By Neel Nanda Introduction I care a lot about having true beliefs . This is an essential sub-skill to making good decisions that achieve my goals. And one extremely important thing to have true beliefs about is myself - I’m an input to every single decision that I made! And these beliefs can take many forms: Understanding what I’m good at - what should I volunteer to do? What tasks can I leave little time for, and still get done? Which parts of my life can I just not worry about? Understanding what I’m bad at - when should I seek a
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