You have STUDIED WHAT DOES YOU HAPPY ?
You know really what does you happy in the life ?
Blog of motivation for companies and particular
The KAIZEN
The KAIZEN Or LIKE THE JAPANESE OUT OF NOWHERE CREATED MULTINATIONALS
The 3 POSITIVE THOUGHTS BEFORE SLEEPING
If you follow this council before sleeping you augment your possibilities to wake you in positive
That it is to triumph in the life for Ralph Waldo Emerson
What supposes for the writer philosopher and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson triumph in the life
To work to tope have to know "destrabajar" and desconectar to tope
The key is in no only focalizarte in working well but also in learning to desconectar and relax you to be able to go back with more win to the work
How do the work ameno and fun
If we go to be a very important part of our life working is not of more try do it of fun form or amena
The heart has neurons, a small brain, the electromagnetic field that creates can be perceived by another person to more than two metres of distance and, in some sense, his rhythm marks the rhythm to the rest of the body
The heart has neurons, a small brain, the electromagnetic field that creates can be perceived by another person to more than two metres of distance and, in some sense, his...
Some interesting aim on the stomach, on "second brain" that have in the intestines and on the intestinal flora
- Your state of spirit has a lot that see with your stomach, since in your stomach produces and stores 90% of the serotonin, the 'hormone of the happiness', therefore you...
If you learn to change your state of spirit can change your life
Your state of spirit basically can alter by two things, by a change in your physiology, or in where focalizas your thoughts. And if you learn like “putting you in...
Fixed mentality: "Fix in the problems", Mentality of growth: "Learn of the problems and fix in the solutions"
The researcher in psychology of the motivation Carol S. Dewck Explains in his glorious book “The attitude of the Success “that all have basically two mentalities, the one of...
