Karriere: „Es ist in Ordnung, kein Karriereziel zu haben“
Die Londoner Neurowissenschaftlerin Anne-Laure Le Cunff forscht über den Weg zu Erfolg und mehr Produktivität. Statt sich große Ziele zu setzen, rät sie zu einer anderen Strategie.
In a recent interview, Dr. Sarah Johnson, a neuroscientist, emphasized that there is no scientific formula for success. She explained that while a successful formula might exist, it would be universally known and applied, making books like hers unnecessary. However, she believes that neuroscience offers insights into effective learning, which can enhance the chances of success.
The key, according to her, lies in experimentation. The brain's learning process, she noted, is based on what scientists call the "perception-action cycle": the brain first perceives information from the environment, then forms a prediction based on that information. This prediction could be accurate, which is beneficial because the brain learns from the result; or it could be incorrect, but this is also valuable because the brain learns from the result regardless of the outcome. This continuous cycle of learning helps individuals grow, even when the path forward is unclear.
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