Born in 1982 in Brisbane Australia, Nick Vujicic was born without arms or legs. Without limbs, it would be so easy to give up on life. But Nick Vujicic is a profound symbol of perseverance. He is a living testament to the principle, “Never give up!”, even when life deals you a bad hand. Everyday… Continue reading Perseverance Day by Day
In my previous post, I talked about constructive self-talk. Constructive self-talk is one of the most effective mental tools for eliminating self-doubt. One of the best and clearest examples of this is in sports. Elite athletes will tell you, at the very peak of any sport most every player is in the same superb physical… Continue reading Eliminating Self-doubts
Self-talk. Talking to yourself. Sounds like something only a disturbed person would do, right? Actually, talking to yourself is an ordinary, everyday activity and one we unconsciously do — possibly every minute we are awake. Self-talk is an internal dialogue that’s driven by the subconscious mind. Self-talk can be either negative and destructive – or… Continue reading Constructive Self-talk
Without you knowing it, cognitive biases are playing a large role in your choice of careers. If some of your close friends decide to pursue a career in sales, you might very well consider giving it a try even if selling is not your forte. Bandwagon effect bias. If your career choice is based on… Continue reading Career Planning
Failure is an excellent teacher, if you process the information correctly and see what to do next. However, celebrating failure is simply not the best avenue for success. “Daring to fail” and “Failing forward” are two of the common teachings on the importance of failure. A research study was recently done by the University of… Continue reading Learning Through Success and Not Failure
Jonathan MacDonald of Some Talented People interviews the founders of Mental Wellness Society, Dr. Robert Lebovits and Coty Aserín Terapeuta. Here we talk about the Mental Wellness Axis till the end of the week. Today we dispel the idea of #multitasking It is a myth that I’ve also just read in GILL MCKAY book Stuck.… Continue reading Episode 3: Primary Vs Secondary
Jonathan MacDonald of Some Talented People interviews the founders of Mental Wellness Society, Dr. Robert Lebovits and Coty Aserín Terapeuta. EPISODE2 of The #MentalWellness #Axis and we talk today about the importance of the question WHAT? Asking why questions is typically an illusion of thinking in that you cannot know why.
Jonathan MacDonald of Some Talented People interviews the founders of Mental Wellness Society, Dr. Robert Lebovits and Coty Aserín Terapeuta. In this video, they discussed Mind Focused Coaching and the backward design approach as one of the tools for self-improvement.
Both life and death offer us a choice. The experience of death lasts a short time and has less variety, but the adventure of living is longer, and offers us more options. Underlying people’s perceptions surrounding the Coronavirus-19 (COVID-19) pandemic is an immense level of stress and anxiety. This stress and anxiety is cetainly justified… Continue reading Mental Wellness
If you are under 50 and working mostly or entirely from home – as is 71% of today’s workforce – there’s a pretty good chance you’re struggling to get things done, while at the same time feeling tired and over-worked. More than four out of ten people voice that complaint. And, in fact, people are… Continue reading Do You Work from Home or Do You Live at the Office?
