Read More »The complete guide to keeping your motivation more than 3 daysMotivation is the experience of desire or aversion (you want something, or want to avoid or escape something). As such, motivation has both an objective aspect (a goal or thing you aspire to) and an internal or subjective aspect (it is you that wants the thing or wants it to go away). – Wikipedia
How do people make logical deductions in their daily lives? This question is essential because deductions are used in many cognitive processes like the consideration, if an object has certain features or not, in planning, communication, in the reconstruction of memories, solving of problems and predictions.
Read More »Train your cognitive ability – REASONING IVIn this post, I want to share with you some knowledge about analog problem solutions and how to transfer experience/learning between past and newer tasks. This transfer depends on several… Read More »Train your cognitive ability – REASONING III
Core values are the fundamental beliefs of a person or organization. These guiding principles dictate behavior and can help people understand the difference between right and wrong. This was only one of the discussion topics Jason Cochran shared during the podcast. If you want to find out more details, I invite you to listen to the entire episode right now. Thanks, Jason for sharing your life story here in the Success Stories Podcast! It was a pleasure for me to talk to you!
Read More »Podcast 5: About the importance of core values with Jason Cochran, iAspire BusinessI hope you had fun playing “The towers of Hanoi” and maybe asked yourself how our brain finds the solution for a problem.
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The importance of habit building and making a step out of our comfort zone is essential for being mentally fit and performant. Want to find out more details? I invite you to listen to the 4th podcast episode with Dr. Gareth Furber, e-Mental Health Project Officer at Flinders University.
Read More »Podcast 4: About Habits & Escaping the Comfort Zone – Dr. Gareth Furber, Flinders University
In this episode I had a focused discussion with Brad Wiens from Monster Worldwide. He gave me an deeper insight into his activity as Recruiter at Talent Fusion™ by Monster (Technical/Corporate Recruiter, Talent Acquisition).
Read More »Podcast 3: About Recruiting and High Intensity Training with Brad Wiens from Monster WorldwideThe reasoning is generally associated with actions like thinking, planning, considering, and knowing. Reasoning requires a state of consciousness and be more or less directed. Thinking describes informational processing and… Read More »Train your cognitive ability – REASONING
In my second podcast episode, I had the pleasure to talk to Keith Campagna – VP of Sales, The ROI Shop.
Read More »Podcast 2: About sales and integrating work & life with Keith Campagna – VP of Sales, The ROI Shop