Archive for February, 2007

Alone In Our Professional Race

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

It is known that each individual has many needs and from the very first day of living he is “fighting” to accomplish them. On this idea, the American psychologist H. Maslow established five categories of needs (the pyramid of needs): the biological needs, the safety needs, the affiliation needs, the self-esteem and status needs and […]

How Decision-Making Awareness Improve Your Life

Sunday, February 11th, 2007

Each moment you make a decision. Human and animal life is built on the principle of decision-making. We can’t live at all without running this process of decision-making. Usually we aren’t aware about this vital process which runs in the background of our life. But we can become aware of this if we want, because […]

4 Reasons to Do (Work) Only What You Love

Friday, February 9th, 2007

1. There are more chances to succeed in what you do because your passion gives you a huge motivation. If you don’t love your work, the only motivation for it is money. Money, as an extrinsic motivation, is necessary but not sufficient to make you “burn inside” and feel the flow.
2. Work that you love […]

In The Beginning There Is Education – Education as Programming

Thursday, February 8th, 2007

There are two major factors that contribute decisively to our personal development: heredity and environment. Education is the most important element of the environment. Chronologically, in the beginning there is heredity and not education. But I want to focus on what we as individuals can control and change and not on what is beyond our […]