The Art of Distraction
You might find these moments of distraction annoying, but in reality, they are not necessarily problematic and are entirely natural.
Personal ethics and corporate integrity
One of the natural consequences of professional ethics is the improvement of communication among employees and managers, which leads to much greater clarity in operational processes.
Happiness is in your mind
Simple and profound truths are specialties of this Buddhist nun. Her message? Happiness truly resides in our own hearts and minds.
What happens to your brain when you pay attention?
We can distract ourselves from what we’re doing 345,600 times a day, and this number can actually be reached if we have a procrastinating brain.
The optimistic bias
Are we born to be more optimistic than realistic?
The 10 foods that improve memory
In addition to making good food choices, how we prepare the moment to eat them is also very important! Have you ever heard of slow food?
What makes us feel good in our job?
What gives us the motivation to work every day, for many hours a week? Money is a factor to consider in this, but not the only one.
How to make difficult choices
But good choices don’t always come from decisions that took a long time to make; the most important thing is that the criteria used were effective.
How great leaders inspire action
70% of these individuals are not prepared to take on leadership roles, resulting in a loss of over $300 billion for the global economy.
The key to success? Determination
IQ is not what defines intelligence or success. Often, the environment in which we are placed is the greatest influencer of our professional future.
