THE ROLE OF PERSONAL POTENTIAL IN SHAPING SUSTAINABLE PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS AND LONG TERM CAREER ACHIEVEMENT
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personal potential, professional competence, self-regulation, self-realization, adaptability, and effective communicative abilities.Abstract
The article explores the relationship between an individual’s personal potential and their successful professional activity. It presents various interpretations of the concept of personal potential. The study identifies key factors that influence the formation and development of personal potential. The main components of personal potential are highlighted, including self-regulation, resilience, adaptability, stability, and goal orientation.
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