Posts Tagged ‘Hurry’
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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It looked like a good idea at first, but I hesitated a lot and in the end I did not add the following quote by Charles Darwin to my database: (more…)
Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
Tags: Acceptance, Adaptation, Ageing, Beauty, Biology, Breathing, Charles Darwin, Cliché, Communication, Compassion, Conflict solving, Creative thinking, Creativity, Daydreaming, Dreams, Ego, Emotional intelligence, Fear, Gratitude, Hurry, Inspiration, Learning, Leisure, Life, Motivation, Nature, Personal development, Personal productivity, Personal relations, Poetry, Proactive, Productivity, Reminders, Social conditioning, Society, Time management, Violence, Walking
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When I see a person carrying a suitcase, I try to (more…)
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010
Tags: Adaptation, Books, Communication, Compassion, Consciousness, Difference, Emotions, Experience, Fear, Films, Globalization, Gratification, Gratitude, Growth, Hurry, Interdependence, Perception, Poetry, Samuel Butler, Society, Tears, Time, Violence, Walking
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As it was mentioned in previous adventures (for example here or here), I love walking. I love walking even in quite a hostile an environment as a big city. I find it necessary, not only for the body, but as mental hygiene. And by walking (more…)
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
Tags: Adaptation, Body, Creative thinking, Exercises, Experience, Experiments, Focus, Fun, Games, Gratification, Habits, Hurry, Ideas, Introspection, Learning, Leisure, Nature, Nicanor Parra, Perception, Personal development, Proactive, Serendipity, Social conditioning, Thinking, Thoreau, Time, Walking
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Yes, we read a lot more than before. But is it quality reading? The spirit of each age modifies our habits and perceptions, and (more…)
Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
Tags: Admiration, Albert Camus, Art, Beauty, Blogging, Books, Communication, Consumerism, Education, Focus, Globalization, Goethe, Gratitude, Growth, Habits, Hurry, Imitation, Information, Introspection, Language, Learning, Music, Reading strategies, Social conditioning, Stories, Subliminal, Thinking, Tips
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It happened the other day. I was having the habitual fast-paced walk that is currently my sport of choice (remind me to recover my skates one of these days), when my way got obstructed by a family group. (more…)
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010
Tags: Beauty, Books, Brain, Children, Daniel Goleman, Daydreaming, Education, Emotional intelligence, Experience, Fatherhood, Growth, Hurry, Introspection, Learning, Nature, Perception, Personal relations, Poetry, Social conditioning, Walking
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Almost a month has passed by (funny how fast January always vanishes: like all newborns, the year is full of energy), and maybe there is enough distance already to recapitulate what were the latest Christmas like.
In my case, they were of a strange kind. (more…)
Saturday, January 23rd, 2010
Tags: Ageing, Beauty, Body, Brain, Christmas, Climate change, Emotions, Growth, Hurry, Motivation, Perception, Personal relations, Poetry, Primitive mind, Social conditioning, Time, Transcendence
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