The Best Articles on Analytic Vision Published in 2023

Last year, I published many articles written by me on the Analytic Vision blog, and now, at the beginning of the year, I offer you a retrospective that ranks the best articles in English, published by me between January and December 2023. I created the hierarchy according to these criteria: actuality or validity now and… Read More The Best Articles on Analytic Vision Published in 2023

Step by Step Instructions to Fill in VSQ (Values Systems Questionnaire)

Now that you have started to grasp some of VSQ’s importance and value, I strongly encourage you to take a free evaluation right now. I have made a step-by-step guide for you to follow. 1. Go to the test page of JOB EQ, the public frontend gate for users, at https://jobeq.net/v2/scripts/ppe/login.php. Click on “register now”… Read More Step by Step Instructions to Fill in VSQ (Values Systems Questionnaire)

Why are Values Systems Questionnaire and Fingerprint 4 Success Among the Most Important Psychometric Assessments for Freelancers, Entrepreneurs and Investors

A complex analysis of psychometric tools Even before graduating from a master’s degree program in managerial communication & human resources and another master’s degree in career counseling, I started using more than 50 psychometric tools for more than 2000 participants in academic research, independent research, and freelancing consulting. During the past two decades, I got… Read More Why are Values Systems Questionnaire and Fingerprint 4 Success Among the Most Important Psychometric Assessments for Freelancers, Entrepreneurs and Investors

What NOT to Do to Be Successful Right Off the Bat

” Failure will never overwhelm me if my determination to succeed is strong enough.” Og Mandino When people learn something, the temptation to learn quickly is stimulated by the small successes obtained at the beginning. Therefore, I have expressed the idea somewhat unusually from several points of view to stimulate the reader’s logical mind. So,… Read More What NOT to Do to Be Successful Right Off the Bat

On the Reference System and Perspectives

Reality is structured into dimensions. Each person perceives as much as their vision does. The perspective represents the angle of viewing a particular object (problem, situation, person, concept, etc.) from a specific dimension, positioned in a certain way concerning the other dimensions. Myopic perspective is a frequent mistake, directly proportional to groupthink. It involves looking… Read More On the Reference System and Perspectives

The Difference Between Image and Identity and How They Matter in Positioning

What’s the difference between image and identity in personal branding? Starting from the positioning that NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) should take to differentiate from psychology, as soon as an NLP specialist directly competes with a psychologist positioning himself as a psychologist but offering NLP services, this is not just a disservice made to himself or to his clients that he misleads,… Read More The Difference Between Image and Identity and How They Matter in Positioning

Meta-types

  Motto: “Personality is not who we are but what we do.” L. Michael Hall   Definition Hall & Bodenhamer (2005) and Woodmall (1988) are still considering between metaprograms and Jung’s classical concepts: Sensing / Intuition (metaprogram no. 2, Epistemological), introversion/extraversion (metaprogram no. 26, Rejuvenation), judging/perceiving (metaprogram no. 37, adaption), which according to the correspondence analyses… Read More Meta-types

Metaprograms, The Fundamental Bricks of Personality

  There were three dwarves Living in the hazelnut forest, There comes the hoopoe and says: “Symptomatically, the dilemmatic idiosyncrasy is reverberating in an attenuating manner. Its protoharmonic abstruse echoes behind the semi-transcendence and dissonance of the incandescent medieval-like obscurantism, encapsulating the crepuscular syncretic and allusively metempsychotic vein of the alchemic transmigration towards the inner… Read More Metaprograms, The Fundamental Bricks of Personality

5 Ultimate Mind Traps That PRODUCT OWNERS Believe They Are Entitled To in Marketing and Sales. Find Out Now the Truths That Will Set You Free!

A client talking to a career consultant about his consumer relations job in a company selling services and products: – I have always thought that the people refusing such an offer as we have during this time are simply crazy, just nuts! It is such a reasonable offer! One cannot merely refuse it! I do… Read More 5 Ultimate Mind Traps That PRODUCT OWNERS Believe They Are Entitled To in Marketing and Sales. Find Out Now the Truths That Will Set You Free!

The Values from Psychology and NLP, as Structures of the Personality

  What gives you value? What values do you have? What value do you think you have? What value do you offer? What is a man of value? (keep reading ↓) These are challenging questions that all have their importance and… value. However, they operate based on the premise that “value” is a term known by… Read More The Values from Psychology and NLP, as Structures of the Personality

The Difference Between Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation

When you have a team of people working in task-oriented activities, such as specific projects requiring phases and deadlines, it’s essential to use a few necessary tools. Intrinsic motivation is the one that makes people act on their own initiative. It makes them happy and proud to be working on a particular project or for… Read More The Difference Between Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation

Words That Change Minds: The 14 Patterns for Mastering the Language of Influence by Shelle Rose Charvet – book review

Merry Christmas, everyone! Today, besides being Christmas, it’s the birthday of a brilliant trainer who immensely contributed to my life, Shelle Rose Charvet. With this opportunity in mind and with the best wishes from the redaction of filme-carti, where I initially published this article in Romanian, I am publishing my review of Shelle’s excellent book,… Read More Words That Change Minds: The 14 Patterns for Mastering the Language of Influence by Shelle Rose Charvet – book review