''go beyond the expectations''

·  Self-motivation

You are normally rather optimistic and usually see the positive when evaluating situations. You generally take initiative in order to reach objectives that far exceed those initially assigned to you. It is clear that you like to go beyond the expectations of designated tasks. Lastly, you are able to give certain things up in order to reach your set goal. ''My strong point'' as a result of an EIQ quite complex test. I knew - I mean, I do live like that. And I am glad, because this is the very approach I follow in my NESTworking programs: to see the seed of a better result then the solution you are heading for in the problem you want to solve. Results are better then solutions!, as I use to say. .............. In Transactional Analysis, Eric Berne speaks about the 5 drivers "Please others!"  "Be strong!"  "Try hard!"   "Be perfect!"  "Hurry up!'  They take the lead in stress situation - they act like ”maps”, preventing us to see the territory, read possibilities within. I think would be rewarding to consider a tricky drive BE CURIOUS! It would smooth the way to access those 6 triggers pointed out by Marshall Goldsmith through  ”Did I do my best to” operator:         1.Be happy?         2.Find meaning?         3.Build positive relationships?         4.Be fully engaged?         5.Set clear goal?         6.Make progress toward goal achievement?  Well, be curious!