Recognize your Saboteurs
Notice the familiar negative patterns that can show up as stress, self-doubt, or unhelpful reactions.
Positive Intelligence brings practical mental fitness habits to the moments that matter—helping you respond with greater clarity, creativity, and confidence.
Discover your SaboteursDeveloped by Shirzad Chamine, PQ uses three connected practices to help strengthen constructive mental habits.
Notice the familiar negative patterns that can show up as stress, self-doubt, or unhelpful reactions.
Practice a perspective grounded in empathy, curiosity, creativity, and clear action.
Use short PQ Reps to strengthen your capacity to pause, reset, and choose a more constructive response.
PQ develops mental fitness: responding to challenges constructively and noticing negative thought patterns.
Created by Shirzad Chamine, the approach draws on psychology, neuroscience and performance practices.
Patterns associated with stress and self-doubt.
Five mental strengths used for clarity, creativity and confidence.
Short practices intended to strengthen constructive mental habits.
Peter S., Project Manager, describes responding to difficult health news by seeking an opportunity and acting sooner rather than remaining discouraged.
A conversation. A fresh perspective. A little room to grow.