Loslassen – 12 Methoden, die dir helfen, deinen Gedankenballast loszuwerden. Loslassen können.
Das ist eine Kernfähigkeit, wenn du ein glückliches, erfolgreiches, selbstbestimmtes Leben haben möchtest. Loslassen, was dich blockiert. Was dir und deinem Glück im Weg steht. Was dich daran hindert, weiterzukommen. Denn ein Päckchen aus belastenden Gefühlen und Gedanken hat jeder mal zu tragen. Aber was den selbstbestimmten und selbstverantwortlichen Menschen von denen unterscheidet, die jammernd mit ihren Gefühlen stehengeblieben sind, ist die Fähigkeit, loszulassen. Und es ist okay, auch belastende Gefühle zu haben, sie zu spüren und auszuhalten. Dabei möchte ich keineswegs behaupten, dass Loslassen einfach ist. Und wer selbst ab und an mit solchen Gefühlen und Gedanken konfrontiert ist, weiß, wie schwer es ist, da schnell wieder rauszukommen.
10 Ways to Do What You Don’t Want to Do. By Leo Babauta Life would be grand if we only did what our fleeting hearts wanted to do, each moment of the day.
Unfortunately, the laundry, taxes and difficult conversations would never get done. The best books would never be written. All the achievements of humankind would be imagined, not realized. The ONE Thing: How to Get Things Done Using The Focusing Question. Source: PicJumbo.
On June 23, 1885, Andrew Carnegie stood before a room of wide-eyed students at Curry Commercial College and addressed the audience. “‘Don’t put all your eggs in one basket’ is all wrong” he said. [1] Mental Toughness and the "Marathon Monks" In the northeastern hills outside Kyoto, Japan there is a mountain known as Mount Hiei.
That mountain is littered with unmarked graves. Those graves mark the final resting place of the Tendai Buddhist monks who have failed to complete a quest known as the Kaihogyo. What is this quest that kills so many of the monks? Why Do We Fail to Break Bad Habits? (Backed by Science) Blind-Date mit Dir – Tag 7: Wachstum. What's Your Body Language Saying? Since we all want to portray ourselves as cool, intelligent, strong, charismatic, principled, caring, and interested in others, learning tactics to make a great first impression is critical.
First impressions are so important because they make an indelible mark on how we’re perceived by others. Surprisingly, our posture, smile, eyes, personal hygiene and the way we dress, is the basis for other’s impression of us. Understanding our body language and what we are communicating is critical to connecting to others. Those who are adept in using body language to influence others know how to tie their speech with their physical gestures to create a maximal impact on their listener. Protein Cracked: Making A Case For The Egg.
Egg whites are often referred to as the perfect protein, due to their amino-acid makeup and the body's ability to utilize them properly.
The average large, whole egg contains about 72 calories, 6 g of protein, 5 g of fat, about 200 mg of cholesterol, and nearly no carbs. The average large egg white contains only 17 calories, 4 g of protein, and no carbs, fat, or cholesterol. Egg whites contain as many as 40 different proteins. Of these, ovalbumin constitutes the majority, making up about 55 percent of the protein in egg white. Ovotransferrin is an iron-binding protein in egg whites that provides antimicrobial properties and makes up over 10 percent of the protein content. Kierkegaard on the Individual vs. the Crowd, Why We Conform, and the Power of the Minority. By Maria Popova “Truth always rests with the minority … because the minority is generally formed by those who really have an opinion, while the strength of a majority is illusory, formed by the gangs who have no opinion.”
“When you adopt the standards and the values of someone else,” Eleanor Roosevelt wrote in her spectacular meditation on happiness and conformity, “you surrender your own integrity [and] become, to the extent of your surrender, less of a human being.” And yet conformity is not only a survival strategy for us but also something institutionally indoctrinated in our culture.
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How Positive Thoughts Build Skills, Boost Health, and Improve Work. 6 Scientifically Proven Ways To Boost Your Self-Control. One of the key parts of our culture at Buffer is a focus on self-improvement.
We each pick an area to improve on each week and share our daily progress and challenges, making it a social, supportive way to adjust, create or change our habits. There’s still a lot of work to be done for self-improvement to be effective, though. 14 Ways To Manipulate Your Mind For Success. Have you ever wanted to manipulate your mind for success?
Well, as humans we are constantly driven by underlying habits, and it’s almost like we are running on auto-pilot most of the time. Understanding this may mean that the key to positive change is to warp these habits or maybe even replace them with better ones for good. Mo Seetubtim from BrandMentalist.com breaks down a tried and true way of manipulating your mind for success. 10 Emotions of Power, Passion, and Strength. “I don’t want to be at the mercy of my emotions.
I want to use them, to enjoy them, and to dominate them.” – Oscar Wilde Want to feel great? 6 Steps to Emotional Mastery. “I don’t want to be at the mercy of my emotions. I want to use them, to enjoy them, and to dominate them.” — Oscar Wilde You can be crippled by your emotions, or you can use them as a source for insight and action. If you want to master your emotional intelligence, you can use a specific technique to get better and better over time. Eventually, your emotions will be input and you’ll be able to respond vs. react. In the book, Awaken the Giant Within: How to Take Immediate Control of Your Mental, Emotional, Physical and Financial Destiny, Tony Robbins shares what optimists do differently.
The Least Known Secret of Success. Popular Today in Business: All Popular Articles Daydreaming is the least understood brain activity and yet it’s the most powerful source of success, according to research psychologists in the US, Europe, China and Japan. This cross-cultural finding that creativity and productivity blossom from daydreaming is especially interesting, because it is almost universally discouraged. For most of us, the priority at school and work is learning to focus our attention on tasks at hand, including school work, skill building and getting things done. With that emphasis, it’s easy to see why real success, creative solutions and innovation have come from a relatively small number of individuals who naturally go against the grain, or simply won’t follow the rules. It’s the daydreamers who naturally put together unusual bits of information, fantasy and inspired personal life goals.
The Neuroscience of Focus: Taking Back Control of Our Brains. Scientists John Gaspar and John McDonald from Simon Fraser University in British Columbia have recently discovered that we have an anti-distraction mode in our brain (See an overview here or the actual study here). This means that focusing on what matters moment-to-moment is not only about intentionally paying attention to something, like reading this blog post or listening to a friend, but also about suppressing all of the distractions in the background.
Why is this important to us and what can we do about it? Track Every Small Progress for a Successful "Done List" Confront These 10 Inconvenient Truths Today for a Better Body and Life. Improving your body and life isn’t a quick, easy or magical process. There is no pill, strategy or tactic that can replace hard work. If you want success, you need to confront these ten inconvenient truths today. 1. Education does not begin or end in a textbook or classroom. If you’re not willing to wrap your head around that simple fact, the Real World will eat you alive. 2.
If you are already in a situation that cannot be undone, then what is the point in stressing out about it? 3. More Money Isn’t Going To Make You Happy. How important, if at all, is having more money for our happiness and well-being? Unsurprisingly this question stimulates a lot of opinion and debate. But are people accurate in their predictions about the benefits of having money? A new study published in the Journal of Positive Psychology highlights that people are often mistaken in how spending our money might benefit our lives.
People are prone to forecasting errors – that is, they mistakenly predict future events to be better or worse than they actually turn out to be. In this latest study the researchers show that people predict that buying material possessions will be a better use of money than spending instead on life experiences. But what does this new study tell us about the importance of money for both happiness and well-being more generally? Why (And How) Students Are Learning To Code. Don't stop daydreaming – it sets your mind to work. 10 Ways You're Wasting Your Life And Are Just Too Afraid To Admit It. Time is the most precious commodity for any living thing. In reality, it is the only thing in the world that has intrinsic value.
There is nothing else more valuable than time because time can’t be bought. You are given a certain amount of time you can spend in your life. Once you run out, you’re out. There is no buying back in. Unfortunately, most people don’t think about the value of time. 1. You should count how many times you pick up and check or use your phone in a day.
There’s no denying that, nor should it be avoided. 2. Life is about making choices. The pleasure derived from any single experience declines with each repetition. 3. Time is money: true. You can be happy completely broke, but why? 4. We all have our own list – a list of habits and guilty pleasures that we more than likely either keep to ourselves entirely or lie to ourselves about, convincing ourselves we’re making good decisions. 5. Physical health is one of the most important things in life. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Improve Your Gambling Odds – Do Not Think Like a Winner. My Aunt C. took up an unlikely hobby after her retirement as a school teacher. The secret of fertile sperm. To better understand the causes of male infertility, a team of Bay Area researchers is exploring the factors, both physiological and biochemical, that differentiate fertile sperm from infertile sperm.
At the 58th Annual Biophysical Society Meeting, which takes place Feb. 15-19, 2014, in San Francisco, Calif., the team will present its work to identify and characterize proteins known as ion channels, which are crucial for sperm fertility and expressed within a sperm cell's plasma membrane. "Any knowledge gained in this area may help create much-needed diagnostic testing and treatments for male infertility, which is in essence an idiopathic disease, because at this time 80 percent of male infertility cases can't be diagnosed or treated," said Melissa Miller, a postdoctoral fellow who will present the team's findings at the meeting. To study ion channels, the researchers are recording the electrical activity of sperm ion channels under strictly controlled conditions.
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