You’ve probably heard of the term “Circle of Influence.” But did you know there’s also a “Circle of Control” and a “Circle of Concern?” If you want to be… | 12 comments on LinkedIn

The "Circle Of Influence" concept. Circle of Control: Things you can fully control. Focus on these most. Circle of Influence: Things you can have an impact on but can't fully control. External Circle: Things you can't control, and therefore shouldn't think about too much.

In the 1980s, Stephen Covey created the concept of a Circle of Concern and a Circle of Influence. The Circle of Concern contains things we care about but can’t control. The Circle of Influence are the things we care about and can impact. That was further simplified into the Circle of Control - things we

Are you often worried by things you cannot affect? There is a great model that will help you. Inspired by my friend Jeroen Kraaijenbrink.

We are faced with struggles, so we try to control the uncontrollable, but this brings even more stress. Better to stay in the zone of what we can control - ourselves

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Stephen Covey's "Circles of Influence" help you focus on what really counts. But what if you could take it a step further? 👇 Covey’s Model Shows Us What… | 88 comments on LinkedIn

I want to talk about why and how they are getting these results because while it is a complex process at times and often has unpredictable emergent needs and impacts, there are underlying principles at play that support creating desired results.