It is accepted by the new model of the world of work that the bulk of our current population is going to be constantly on the move between jobs, or even careers. That means, in turn, we have to sacrifice our values for the stability and certainty of one’s career path for the sake of […]
Archive for the ‘WHO AM I’ Category
UNEMPLOYMENT AS PART OF LIFE
Posted: 9th February 2011 by Lucy in WHO AM ITags: career counselling, job search strategies, transition
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WORTHY OF LOVE AND JOY
Posted: 24th January 2011 by Lucy in WHO AM ITags: career counselling, CAREER EXPLORATION, CONNECTEDNESS, empathy
It does not take long to realize that your career is all about your life experiences and your connections with other people. We are all social creatures and wired to be connected to each other. The way we organize our social life is not about making money,believe it or not! It is more about self-actualization, […]
CELEBRATE FAILURE
Posted: 17th January 2011 by Lucy in WHO AM ITags: career counselling, CELEBRATE FAILURE, CULTURE, FUTURE TRENDS
Long ago, we overgrew the stage, when we could be happy only by living through another day, and that meant after we got a mammoth on our family table and provided food for the whole community. However, our hunting instincts still live with us and make us thrive for the extreme and adrenalin producing activities. We […]
Boost Your Energy
Posted: 22nd February 2009 by Lucy in WHO AM ITags: BOOST YOUR ENERGY, health and wellness, RELAXATION
Almost any situation we face in life triggers reaction in our brains, which then impacts our bodies (so named “stimulus – response” scheme). “Conditioning” is the term scientists use to describe the process whereby a life situation creates a program in our minds that replays itself when triggered by a sight, sound, smell, touch, or […]
The Empower-Your-Center-Routine
Posted: 21st February 2009 by Lucy in WHO AM ITags: Empower Your Core, MEDITATION
If you want your body to be as powerful as a locomotive, you’re going to need a pelvis that’s as strong as a steam engine. Your largest muscles are located in this part of your body. They create tremendous internal forces. With every contraction of a pelvic muscle, your head, shoulders, arms, and legs all […]
