Have you ever wondered why the f*ck is so hard to keep the promises we make to ourselves, but it’s easier to keep the ones we make to others? Why don’t we treat ourselves with the same respect as we treat other people? Yes, I think it’s a matter of respect. Think about this for a second: if someone promises you something and then that … Continue reading Do you keep the promises you make to yourself?
When we look at someone successful, it’s most likely to consider one of the two to be dominant for that person. We think either that person is talented (for example, sport dudes or dudettes) or we consider that the person worked hard to get there (for example, the owners of the big corporations). But is there one of the two more important or more impactful … Continue reading Talent vs Hard Work
Usually we tell ourselves whatever we want. The thing is that our repetitive conversations modify the way we think and behave. We are free to say whatever we want to ourselves, but that shouldn’t give us the permission to do it. Our self-talk influences our current and future life on several areas: similar situations trigger similar conversations that fire up similar neurons, which will create … Continue reading How Powerful is Your Self-Talk?
I believe that asking the “right” questions can lead to the “right” answers. Because of this, I daily train myself to ask the most proper questions I can think of in the hope that this can make me better at it. Ok, answers will bring information and awareness, which can be frightening. This can help us, but it can also hurt us if we’re … Continue reading Questioning – The Path to a better knowledge?
