Robin Sharma on "The 6 Quiet Rituals of Enormously Successful Humans" Miserable & Magical: A Graduation Speech for Paradoxical Times, by Nipun Mehta. [When the student body of an elite private school in Silicon Valley was given the chance to vote on who would give their graduation address this year, they chose a man named Nipun Mehta. An unexpected choice for these teenagers, who belong to what Time magazine called the "Me Me Me Generation". Nipun's journey is the antithesis of self-serving. More than a decade ago, he walked away from a lucrative career in high-tech, to explore the connection between inner change and external impact. ServiceSpace, the nonprofit he founded, has now drawn over 450,000 members across the globe. In this electrifying address that garnered a standing ovation, he calls out the paradoxical crisis of disconnection in our hyper-connected world -- and offers up three powerful keys that hold the antidote.]
Thank you Jennifer Gargano, Chris Nikoloff and the entire faculty at Harker. So, graduation day is here and this once-in-a-lifetime milestone moment has arrived. So, things are progressing. A six year old! How To Make Your Life More Meaningful and Exciting. Soul to Persevere. Herzberg , reviens ! Maslow et sa pyramide des besoins et Herzberg avec sa distinction entre besoins extrinsèques et intrinsèques dominaient jusqu’à aujourd’hui les théories de la motivation. Avant 2008 , je pouvais prédire les réponses aux deux questions : « qu’est ce qui vous déplaît dans la vie professionnelle? » et » qu’est ce qui vous plait dans la vie professionnelle? » A de rares exceptions près ce qui déplaisait était le salaire, les conditions de travail, l’organisation du travail et les procédures et pressions hiérarchiques.