“I wish the people around me would look into me and not at me.” Bianca Roxana Ionel “Some people have curtain-like contexts, others wall-like contexts”, says Richard Bandler. If you ask 20 people about yourself and then send their opinions, you’d better be aware that there might be reactions of the type “I never thought… Read More 360-Degrees Feedback
I started writing a new series of articles last week, out of which I am now publishing part 2 of 4. You may read part I here. Know yourself. I know this kind of advice, “know thyself”, is very vague as for some people, it might mean meditation, traveling around the Earth, or reading… Read More How to Live a Fulfilling Life, part II. The First 4 Out of 12 Steps, In the Right Order
This article is a direct follow-up to this one and to this one. Therefore, please read them to follow the logical connections. Also, at the end of this article, you have a list of recommended articles directly connecting to the present subject. 6. Less Losing in details / Hyper-analysis Losing myself in detail with… Read More The Fight with “My Dark Side”, part II
Each person has a particular dark side. Each of us has weaknesses, which are labeled as such by others. Looking in the mirror others provide for us is always a strenuous exercise. Fighting the image of the mirror is always an illusion. Any change must come from the inside. This is the rock of personal… Read More The Fight with My Dark Side
I am processing the results from half a year ago’s 2012 360 degrees evaluation for personal branding & development. I have decided to approach the issue of the most visible and criticized weakness: the formalism I use to screen people. First of all, I want to mention an important aspect. My mother gave me an… Read More About My Excessive Formalism & the So-Called “Lack of Empathy”
Analytic Vision 