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How To Free Yourself To Grow
I read this article from the blog “Zen Thinking” : you only lose what you cling to and it suggested to me that there is no concept of loss if there’s no act of clinging, leading to another idea that … Continue reading
How to breakup with your old self after a major life transition
Significant life transitions, such as moving to a new city or a new country, becoming a parent or retiring, can be exciting, exhilarating and giving you a chance to grow. Yet transitions, even positive ones, can also be stressful and … Continue reading
5 Ways Your Brain Is Tricking You into Being Miserable
Everyone wants to be happy, but the biggest obstacle to that is the mushy thing inside your skull that you think with. Source: http://www.cracked.com The brain is designed to put more weight on … Continue reading
7 psychological reasons for diet failure
healthHealth Do you keep failing to lose weight? Your mindset might be preventing successful weight loss. Find out how to change this. Source: low-carb-support.com This apply to any kind of change, not only for loosing weight : We all don’t … Continue reading
Posted in change, Coaching, Life coaching, motivation, Personal Development, productivity, psychology, self-help
Tagged Coaching, fitness, Health, leading change, Life coaching, Psychology
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Beware the Very Real Effect of Negative Social Connections
See on Scoop.it – Education For The Future There’s a growing body of evidence supporting the idea that your friends’ friends wield tremendous power over you without you even knowing it. Social networks are the groups of real friends that … Continue reading
Posted in communication, emotional intelligence, Executive Coaching, Life coaching, motivation, Networking, Personal Development, professional development, psychology, self-help, Social Media, social sciences
Tagged communication, Life coaching, Social Media, Social network, Social Networking, Social Sciences
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The OECD’s Brain and Learning project (2002) emphasized that many misconceptions about the brain exist among professionals in the field of education. Though these so-called “neuromyths” are loosely based on scientific facts, they may have adverse effects on educational practice. … Continue reading
How Intercultural Competence Drives Success in Global Virtual Teams
See on Scoop.it – Global Leaders A study that shows intercultural competence as a factor in effectiveness of global virtual teams, and that building relationships, establishing structure, and having discipline are critical for success. Anne Egros‘s insight: To build a … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, communication, Intercultural competence, Management, Virtual team
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I Failed: Leo Babauta
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” ― Winston Churchill Anne Egros‘s insight: Yes failure can hurt, we have to acknowledge this feeling but what can we do about it ? Is taking … Continue reading
Lousy Leaders Coddle
See on Scoop.it – Global Leaders Coddling leaders are safe; compassionate leaders dangerous. Coddling, like all leadership behaviors, reflects attitudes about yourself and others. Coddling isn’t compassionate it’s needy, misguided..(read more on leadershipfreak.wordpress.com ) Anne Egros‘s insight: It is true that knowledge … Continue reading
What motivates us at work? 7 fascinating studies that give insights
The less motivated an employee is, the more money he is asking ! If employees are not intrinsically motivated chances are very high that they are not creative as well. and won’t work hard enough as passionate people do. Being … Continue reading
