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What is your “LOTUS OF CONTROL”?

Can your lotus of control affect or influence your business decision-making capability?

Locus of control describes the degree to which individuals perceive that outcomes result from their own behaviors, or from forces that are external to themselves. This produces a continuum with external control at one end and internal control at the other


As the environment around your changes, you can either attribute success and failure to things you have control over, or to forces outside your influence…

https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newCDV_90.htm

Your thoughts?

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