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Wisdom Does Not  Necessarily Come With Age                                                    Posted: Jul  2010

Although grandmothers tend to have an answer for all, scientists warn us, based on extensive research, that wisdom does not come always with age. The researchers concluded that older people are not necessarily wiser than younger ones and that in some situations, react unreasonable. Read More

Learn To Listen                                Posted: May  2010

Does it happen that you do not have patience to wait while somebody is talking and you simply interrupting with your talk? Be careful, since you may be on the good way to start conflict or ruin relationships. Even if you are not aware of your behavior, you may be the person who is interrupting the others. Read More

Making Progress To Your Goal          Posted: Apr 2010

Whole life is made of things that we need to do and the obstacles that we meet on our way. A child learns to walk gradually. The baby first learns to crawl, then it tries to lean on the legs and finally starts the first steps. The same stands for almost every situation in our life; school, university, sport, at work, marriage and family, etc. The whole life is made of tasks and obstacles that make our life difficult. But that's life, and we should accept it as it is. We can make our life easier by accepting the concept of life ( tasks and obstacles ) and by applying several simple strategies. Read More

Developing And Maintaing The Positive Attitude          Posted: Apr 2010

The old saying explains that Attitude is more important than Aptitude. This means that attitude and effort given to some work means much more than technical skills and knowledge. Simply, with the proper attitude you may achieve your target eventually. Even if you are lacking technical knowledge, you may learn it during the work, or you can outsorce it. But if yout attitude is negative, your technical skills and compentence may remain idle. Read More

Learning To Let Go                                                                Posted: Apr 2010

We have a limited time and space in our lives. So should we just embrace every now thing in our life and continue on. Do we have time for everything in our life? Do you need every little thing that we collected in your life? Maybe you should also try to learn to let thing go. Read More

Personal Change Management          Posted: Mar 2010

Changes affect everybody and everywhere. Changes affect every individual, since their environment change. Therefore, every individual needs to change as well. But the changes do not affect professional aspect only, since all aspects of contemporary life are changing quickly: technology, lifestyle, habits, fashion, traveling... Read More

Intuition: The Sixth Sense                                  Posted: Oct 2009

What is the intuition and where it comes from? Our brain can be compared with radio that can receive different stations. Some radio stations are louder than the other, therefore we pay more attention to them. Those stations bring us the sensation of sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch. But there is another frequency, another radio station – the intuition. Read More

Self-Education: Active Learning                                  Posted: Sep 2009

Self-education is very important in the 21st century. Our grandparents could imagine a world in which they finish the school and to the rest of their life do the same thing at the same or very similar way. But even our fathers felt the need for continuous education. Read More

Feedback: Face to Face              Posted: Sep 2009

The human being is a social being. It is very difficult to imagine a life without interaction with other people. It in our nature to socialize, communicate, to give and receive information to and from other people. This contact is developing a certain level of connection between people. This connection is varying in intensity and frequency. We develop very close relationships with some people, with our friends, spouse, children or workplace colleagues. Read More

Wakefulness, Dreams and Hypnosis              Posted: Sep 2009

When we compare all three states of mind, the wakefulness, dreams and hypnosis, we notice some similarities. During of all these states of mind a part of consciousness is above and other part is below threshold of awareness. The difference is in levels above and below the awareness threshold and in width and depth of focus on certain object, thought or sensation experienced. Read More

Are You Being Hypnotized?                                                                      Posted: Aug 2009

The hypnosis is very common way of communication and relation between people. That type of communication is much more common that most of the people could think. The hypnosis rapport is not something exclusively related to hypnosis sessions between hypnotist and the patient. Increased suggestibility can be found almost everywhere.  Read More

Determine Your Favorable Biorhythm Period                                         Posted: Aug 2009

Probably you always wandered why is sometimes so difficult to do some physical work, while sometimes is so easy. Also, sometimes you cal learn easily, while sometimes you can hardly read a few sentences. Emotionally sometimes you feel yourself happy, optimist, full of expectations, while at some moments everything looks wrong. The explanation can be  given by the theory of biorhythm. Read More

Hypnosis Characteristics and Phenomenon                                            Posted: Aug 2009

It seems that the most significant characteristic of hypnosis is selective concentration of attention: intensification of attention while narrowing its range. During the clinical hypnosis the patient is asked to focus his attention to object. At the same time the hypnotist is suggesting the feelings related with deep relaxation and sleep; body weight, tiredness, drowsiness, detachment from reality. Read More

Biorhythm Compatibility Chart                                                Posted: Aug 2009

Now we know why there is difference between different people and why are these differences also fluctuating. Physical, emotional and intellectual cycles are oscillating in different periods, where rise of biorhythm has positive influence, decrease of biorhythm has negative influence, while period of switching from one cycle to another is known as critical period. Read More

What Do You Need to Know About Biorhythm Cycles?                        Posted: Aug 2009

your results, mood, health and relationships greatly depends of status of your intellectual, emotional and physical cycles. If they are in positive phase, everything will be easy for you to do. But, if they are in negative or critical phase, you will be lacking the strength for the challenges of life. Read More

Feel the Biorhythm                                                                  Posted: July 2009

By using the Biorhythm  you can predict a good period to start a new business or to quit smoking. You can estimate how well aligned you are with your partner. By using the biorhythm you can explain yourself why you felt so bad during the last week. Read More

Biorhythm Alignment of Partners                           Posted: July 2009

Since biorhythm cycles are influencing the behavior of an individual, then can the biorhythm cycles affect the relationship between two individuals. Actually, yes. If you compare biorhythm of the two persons you can discover the facts about their alignment. Analytics of biorhythm can help you to understand why two persons have a better relationships in some period, compared to some other period. Read More

Alpha Female Earns More Than Other Female                                                                                                   Posted: July 2009

Nice and kind persons are often too passive in conflict situations or while negotiating salary. Women that adopted "manly behavior style" on their job ( alpha female ) are earning 5% more than other female colleagues that have usual female behavior pattern like openness, kindness and flexibility. ( Essex university study ). Read More

Formal Education and Personal Development                                                                    Posted: June 2009

It is said that modern men receive more information within one day than medieval men within a year. This is no wander. Since today we are bombarded with information on ever corner; we receive dozens of mail at our work, we are exposed to massive information influx through the internet, we watch TV, we phone and SMS to each other, etc. It is estimated that visual input to our brain is 32 GB per second. All these information need to be perceived, filtered, processed, stored or rejected. Read More

 
 
Hypnotherapy                                                                    Posted: June 2009

The Hypnosis is often understood as a method of hypnotist manipulation of some person. Until a certain extent it is true; the hypnotist is influencing the person being hypnotized. But in fact the control of hypnotist over hypnotized person is not ultimate. The hypnotist is more guide than somebody in control. Read More

3 Levels of Human Mind               Posted: June 2009

Human mind is a very complex entity. Sometimes we think about one thing, while doing something completely different. Sometimes we do something, without thinking. This lack of alignment within personality is caused by the fact that human mind is working in different levels that are related, but they are sometimes in conflict. Read More

Becoming Consultant                                                            Posted: Jan 2009

Conflicts Management and Resolution               Posted: Nov 2008

Conflict is the result of clashes between incompatible attitudes, principles or goals. Its impact can be positive or negative. The cause of the conflict can be anything that makes some activity. Parties can conflict about the goal of the activity, about means necessary to achieve goal, about values and morale of the goal, about facts and conclusion, or even a style of reaching the goal.  Read More

Paradigm: Obeying Bad Habits               Posted: Oct 2008

Did you ever asked your self why you do something simply because everybody do it? If you would ask the others, probably they wouldn't know the answer, but they would be doing it. We call it habit. We call it folklore. We call it the legacy. We call it the law. At our home, at school, in church, or at work they are always teaching us how something should be done. But there are so many things that we are used to do, because we are told so by somebody, who also do not know the real meaning of things. Read More 

 
Sources of Motivation                                            Posted: Oct 2008

Did you ever asked yourself why is sometimes difficult to accomplish some task, even if the prize is good? On the other hand sometimes you are able to do something very hard and for long time, even you will not have direct material benefit. The way of approach to some task depends of a many factors; skills, experience, energy level, time of a day, etc. But one of the most important factors is – the Motivation. Read More