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Psychologist: 'Reckless' habits like quitting functional tasks can drive success

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Psychological research suggests that certain habits, often perceived as reckless, can lead to success. One such habit is quitting activities that are still functional, which can be a strategic move to avoid the escalation of commitment and to allow for exploration of better-fitting opportunities. Another seemingly reckless habit is committing to tasks or roles before feeling fully prepared, as this demand often drives skill development and builds self-efficacy. AI

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Psychologist: 'Reckless' habits like quitting functional tasks can drive success

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Travers, Contributor ·

    2 ‘Reckless’ Habits That Can Make You Successful, By A Psychologist

    Quitting a job that still works and committing before you're ready look reckless — psychology research shows why both habits build lasting career success.

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