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From a GLAS Method perspective, Hidden Potential strengthens Growth / Learning, Emotions / Awareness, and Purpose / Meaning by illuminating how mindset and strategy interact to unlock sustained development. Grant emphasises that growth requires reflection, feedback, and adaptive practice — processes that align internal understanding with external action, a central tenet of the GLAS model. By cultivating meta-awareness about how one learns and grows, individuals reduce drift caused by blind effort or unfocused repetition.
The book also reinforces Emotions / Awareness because self-insight about what motivates, discourages, or energises a person is foundational to designing leverage-rich routines and habits. Recognising emotional barriers or biases helps individuals make better decisions about when to persist, when to pause, and when to redesign strategy. In GLAS terms, this emotional clarity enables choices that are grounded in awareness rather than reaction or inertia, preserving energy and enhancing coherence between intention and behaviour.
Additionally, Hidden Potential supports Purpose / Meaning by aligning growth efforts with broader goals and values rather than hollow achievement. Grant’s insights help individuals distinguish between what is genuinely fulfilling and what merely feels urgent, reducing wasted effort on distractions and promoting deeper engagement with meaningful challenges. This alignment fuels resilience, strengthens motivation, and enriches the experience of growth itself, reinforcing balance across GLAS elements and making development both effective and sustainable.
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