Posts Tagged ‘Goal setting’
My faithful (or stoical
) Zerebria readers already have a notice of my love story with Konrad Lorenz’s Civilized Man’s Eight Deadly Sins
, documented here and here. The book, despite its age, is full of wow and aha moments, and, while reading it, (more…)
Friday, February 11th, 2011
Tags: Addiction, Bioenergetics, Books, Emotional intelligence, Energy, Ethic, Goal setting, Happiness, Interdependence, Konrad Lorenz, Learning, Media, Perception, Pleasure, Social conditioning, Society, Vice, Violence
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Imagine one day you decide that you will consecrate Mondays to do the perfect vacuum cleaner session. Formulated that way, the chances are (more…)
Tuesday, December 21st, 2010
Tags: Adaptation, Analogy, Emotional intelligence, Focus, Goal setting, Habits, Learning, Positivity, Tips
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A person in the state of flow is something beautiful to see, like a burst of clean laughter, like a children playing on the ground. (more…)
Tuesday, October 5th, 2010
Tags: Bioenergetics, Body, Brain, Computers, Creative thinking, Films, Focus, Freak, Fun, Games, Goal setting, History, Learning, Mind, Multitasking, Passion, Perception, Productivity, Social conditioning, Society, Teamwork
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It’ll never get enough said: David Allen’s Getting Things Done
methodology to get organized is based upon principles that are simple, but not evident (for more about GTD, check out my GTD First Aid Kit series, or the ‘GTD’ tag at the right column).
One of those principles is dividing lists into (more…)
Tuesday, September 28th, 2010
Tags: Books, Capture, Communication, Culture clash, David Allen, Experience, Family, Goal setting, Gratification, GTD, Habits, History, Learning, Lists, Memory, Notebooks, Personal productivity, Proactive, Social conditioning, Stories, Tasks, Violence
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Something that really grabbed my attention in Stephen Covey’s ‘The seven habits of the highly effective people’ was the concept of overcompensation. He does not dedicate more than one or two pages to it, but it is such a inspiring fact (more…)
Friday, September 24th, 2010
Tags: Bioenergetics, Biology, Body, Compassion, Competition, Creative thinking, Crisis, Emotional intelligence, Fear, Fun, Goal setting, Hurry, Inspiration, Learning, Leisure, Mental block, Overcompensation, Pain, Personal productivity, Planning, Proactive, Procrastination, Stephen R. Covey
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I don’t know, maybe it comes with it age, but I have recently realized a huge misconception in my way of facing things, life, you name it. In my way of being an “adult” and “sensible” person. (more…)
Tuesday, June 29th, 2010
Tags: Adaptation, Ageing, Beauty, Books, Creative thinking, Emotional intelligence, Experience, Focus, Goal setting, Habits, Happiness, Indecision, Inspiration, Law of attraction, Learning, Life, Motivation, Passion, Perception, Personal development, Planning, Positivity, Proactive, Procrastination, Tasks, Time management, Transcendence
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One of the main problems you can encounter in teamwork is what is usually called “highly emotional (more…)
Friday, June 11th, 2010
Tags: Absurdity, Communication, Conflict solving, Education, Emotional intelligence, Emotions, Experience, Family, Goal setting, Interdependence, Leisure, Pedantry, Person, Personal development, Personal productivity, Personal relations, Repression, Tasks, Violence
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The issue rose in a recent conversation with a close relative of mine: “philosophy is not necessary for life”, said the relative, in a somewhat disdainful tone.
It is important to notice that, in the context of this conversation, the word “philosophy” was indeed used (more…)
Friday, May 7th, 2010
Tags: Acceptance, Adaptation, Consciousness, Creative thinking, Emotional intelligence, Fear, Focus, Goal setting, Gratification, Ideas, Imitation, Inspiration, Life, Mind, Notebooks, Perception, Person, Personal productivity, Personal relations, Proactive, Productivity, Reminders, Tasks, Teamwork, Thinking, Time, Time management, Transcendence, Violence, Writing
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One of the parts of the Getting Things Done
methodology that I found most difficult to apply at first was writing down “purposes and principles” for each project (more…)
Friday, April 23rd, 2010
Tags: Acceptance, Admiration, Areas of focus, Books, Conflict solving, David Allen, Difference, Education, Emotional intelligence, Emotions, Exercises, Fear, Focus, Goal setting, Growth, GTD, Habits, Imitation, Inspiration, Life, Love, Outlining, Perception, Personal development, Personal productivity, Personal relations, Planning, Proactive, Productivity, Repression, Social conditioning, Tips, Transcendence, Violence, Weekly review
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Bud Hennekes recently posted about his intention to eliminate curses from his vocabulary, for which he has announced that he will hold a “30 day trial” and invites other people to join him.
I didn’t exactly get if such trial intends (more…)
Tuesday, April 6th, 2010
Tags: Blogging, Children, Communication, Conflict solving, Creative thinking, Emotional intelligence, Exercises, Experience, Experiments, Fear, Goal setting, Habits, Introspection, Language, Learning, Personal development, Personal relations, Social conditioning, Subliminal, Tips, Violence
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