When psychologist Jean Twenge compared college students from the 1960s to college students in 2002, the latter reported a dramatically lower sense of control over their lives. (scientificamerican.com)
As described by career expert Robert Brooks, resilient people feel a greater sense of control over their lives. (resumeprofessionalwriters.com)
«Producing something important, gaining respect for it, feeling a sense of control over your life, feeling a connection to other people — that gives people a real sense of passion,» Newport says. (inc.com)