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The Importance of High Standards in Mentoring
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Dr. David Yeager discusses the varying perspectives of mentors including the 'protector mindset' and the 'enforcer mindset,' emphasizing the importance of being pushed to maintain high standards.

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@elizabethscrivner6891

2 months ago

This is a complex and important topic.

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@tinalanger7589

2 months ago

Not always. My mentors repeatedly tried to persuade me to "not be so hard on myself." To not beat myself up so much when I fell short of my standards and to at least give a glancing acknowledgement when I had some success. I am not the only person who would not have benefited from more pressure being supplied. I do not think everyone responds productively to more pressure. People are not fungible.

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@captain013

2 months ago

this hits deep

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@straightupgamer354

2 months ago

Loclve you andrew thanks for everything ur a top class neuroscientist

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@melodym5993

2 months ago

But too much stress causes really bad problems too. Sleep deprivation, depression, anxiety, frustration, confusion, fear, nightmares, stagnation, ie., not moving forward on goals, sometimes protectors are good for us, while still holding us to high standards. No?

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@user-gp1zv5pn2o

1 month ago

Have mentors in different forms…that push you to get smarter better healthier 🙏✝️🤴👍

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@pb8569

2 months ago

What the band name of your glasses M. Huberman ?

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@Noah-xn5th

1 month ago

sheeesh drippy huberman??

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@LisaMarie-uw7mv

2 months ago

High standards are a must! The enforcer mindset is not prepping the people for real life. THEN....the real stress begins because you're not fully equipped to handle reality. Enforcer mentality is the biggest problem, especially in parenting....ugh, I can go on and on about this topic 🧐

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@overtblowfish4439

2 months ago

They say theres no such thing as a bad student, but idk seems to be a lot of them these days

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@letstalk4368

1 month ago

Yeah I feel this is good for parents haha

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@justinava1675

2 months ago

So universities and their scaling of grades to continue getting enrollment?

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@Melody-ym4do

2 months ago

There has to be a balance, like a yin yang. Both the protector and the enforcer can both have high standards and even exist within one. For instance, my parents were both enforcers, but my dad gave me the tools to survive in some ways. He gave me wirm rods to pick thousands of worms, and helped me open a bank account at six or younger maybe. He was hard as hell sometimes, and beat me, but I know he regretted that,even while it was happening, because i saw the tears in his eyes. He did good things, the minute i opened my bank statement as a kid, and showed him the extra 30k, he drove me straight to the bank, to show them. When a psychopath wearing no pants, in a yellow Camaro with Oregon license plates stalked me home from school at 11, and almost pulled ne into his filthy, disgusting car, after his whining voice kept saying " just let me show you some pictures", i was strong enough to beat him and his vile and utterly disgusting pictures away, and run home, my dad took me straight to the police station. He tried to do the right thing for so long. Ge tried to be honest, he tried to help, ge gave up and drank. All anyone ever asked for from him was money or toys or a place to live. He wasn't a bad person, he was a tortured soul, and misunderstood and hated. No wonder he went away. I hope he had friends somewhere when he died. He didn't deserve the hell he lived through on earth.

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@ETz-RYANH.

2 months ago

I won't be running anywhere

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@picaso023

2 months ago

This sort of mindset from a scientists spokesperson, reinforces the idea that no person has choice in life and it's all about reaching goals that others want you to achieve

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@user-it2fh1mw7f

2 months ago

2nd placeeeeeee

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