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Professional success is important to everyone, but still, success in business and in life means different things to different people--as well it should.
But one fact is universal: Real success, the kind that exists on multiple levels, is impossible without building great relationships. Real success is impossible unless you treat other people with kindness, regard, and respect.
Read more at: http://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/9-habits-of-people-who-build-extraordinary-relationships.html
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April 18, 7:24 PM
There are elements of serving, being mindful, and being present in building relationships. These people would be attentive to the needs of others.
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"A large population study from Denmark suggests that people deemed to be “mentally vulnerable” to stress have increased risk for the development of cardiovascular disease."
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Mental health is strictly relevant to your pshysical condition.
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The analogy of “videogame addiction” to gambling addiction is misleading.
Ken Morrison's comment,
April 16, 6:02 AM
Hi Dan. I just wanted to let you know that I could not open the link.
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Hello sir. It must've been a temporal server error I think. It seems to be working properly again.
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"This mind hack is simple: you imagine yourself way off in the future, or living in a different country or as a different person. The aim is to have that feeling of detachment, of stepping outside yourself, by whatever means you can."
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Despite companies' hamfisted, male-focused marketing efforts, women are the dominant users of a wide variety of new technologies.
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Facebook is an accepted means of communication. It is a never-ending virtual social gathering filled with adopted puppies, cute LOL kitties, baby announcements, viral articles and videos, events, groups, organizations and fan pages.
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"Although stress evolved to keep us safe from physical threats, it is most commonly experienced for social reasons nowadays – work pressure, problems in a relationship, money worries, and so on. Stress is a one-size-fits-all response, rather being tailored to specific circumstances, and in many such cases it can be counterproductive. Due to the physiological processes entailed, prolonged stress can have devastating effect on the mind and body."
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The mind of a psychopath: Scientists explore brain abnormalitiesVancouver SunCan murderously depraved behaviour be biologically based, some glitch or misfiring in the brain that turns people into callous, manipulative and less-than-human monsters?
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What an intresting article!
But I think your email address should be the name to look more professional =]
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Scientists have shown that the brains of people with depression respond differently to feelings of guilt -- even after their symptoms have subsided.
University of Manchester researchers found that the brain scans of people with a history of depression differed in the regions associated with guilt and knowledge of socially acceptable behaviour from individuals who never get depressed.
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Metacognition -- awareness of one's attention and thinking process -- is increasingly a 21st century necessity. -- Howard
"At New York University, Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Steve Fleming is exploring the neural basis of metacognition: how we think about thinking, and how we assess the accuracy of our decisions, judgements and other aspects of our mental..."
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Rasing a child can cost lots of effort. Even though, it is meaningful to have someone to love during your life.
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Some people believe that humiliation is a good teacher. You gotta learn. You must not forget. You will be punished if you don’t do it right. Humiliation will make a lesson stick.
These folks are right — humiliation is a good teacher.
But the lesson you learn is not what the teacher is intending. You don’t learn to do things better. You don’t learn to upgrade your skills. You don’t learn to trust your ability to learn.
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The Neuroscience of Learning to Trust Yourself
In other words, here is this emotional pain and the brain can't figure out where it's coming from and so it feels lost, stuck and helpless.
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Taking the time to prepare healthy meals appears to come at the expense of exercise, suggests a new study. And, the coin goes the other way, with daily
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This might be the reason why I have no energy left after cooking my meal..
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The need for collaboration is everywhere. We often don’t see how it shapes our lives, on a global scale and in our most intimate interactions. But the challenges we face today and tomorrow demand that more people work together more effectively than ever before.
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This very good article describes the history, foundations, mindset and obstacles of 'Collaboration'. Must read!
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You'll never achieve a customer centric organisation wthout engaged employees that will need to constantly collaborate.
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We all have the ability to learn from our mistakes.
Knowing and not underestimating ourselves is the tricky part.
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Should we live our lives with no regrets as the song tells us to? By Melanie A. Greenberg, Ph.D.
"Edith Piaf, the famous French singer sang "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien." (I Have No Regrets). Should we follow her advice and try to live in the moment, without looking back and without any self-judgment? Or, can we sometimes learn valuable lessons by analyzing our behavior and its consequences. Read on to find out what the research tells us about this ubiquitous and complicated emotion ..."
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"We make playlists for everything from exercise to
studying to lulling ourselves to sleep, so why not make one for self-esteem?
Here are some musical gems to help you give yourself whatever type of love you
need."
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You can’t lead when you know too much. Education establishes barriers to thinking. Everything that comes your way is instantly judged by what you know. In some cases the less you know the more open you are
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Suicide is never the answer.
It's an selfish and foolish act.
No matter how harsh the world comes to you, you can find many valuable things among your daily life.
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"Why do people reject an offer of 25% of the total pot? If the pot is $100 then they are choosing between getting $25 or nothing at all. So why do they choose nothing at all?"
People would say, it's not fair.
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I really should spend some time outside the city, get along with nature.
This article shows that outdoor activity can relieve the stress and improve creativity.
Pack your things, let's make time for inner peace!
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Ken Morrison's comment,
May 29, 2012 10:51 AM
Funny. I really like your site. Keep it up. I see that your score has improved 3 points this week.
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May 29, 2012 8:44 PM
Thanks Professor, I'm always looking for many interesting articles!
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