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Casual Articles - What the **Bleep** Do You Know About Workplace Attitude?
Purpose: Learn about the new Polygraph for management hiresHis heart dropped when he saw his boss from his current company walk into the interview room with his prospective new employer. In a flash, every exaggeration on his resume was known. All of the excitement of a new and better-paying position instantly vanished.That meeting ended quickly with an exchange of courtesies and a kind rejectio
Take Joy Breaks
How can you support yourself and others to make more constructive choices each day -- to operate from the most advanced part of your bio-computer? A tried and true method is to take 1-10 minute Joy Breaks every day. Even if your work
Postcards are highly regarded as a vital tool for promotions and advertising. It had valuably worked to help business make them recognized in the market. With this tool businesses were able to impart a valuable service of making people aware of the services they can provide.As a key towards successful marketing postcards can gain customer confidence and turn them out to be potential clients. However to succe
A new movie is now on DVD entitled "What the *Bleep* Do We Know?". If you haven't already seen it, here is the web site http://whatthebleep.com/ Among other things it's about how attitude makes a HUGE difference to human effectiveness on all levels. Besides that -- the movie is very entertaining. Your attitude vastly affects your bio-chemistry -- which in turn can make or break your relationships with customers, suppliers, co-workers, bosses, computers, time deadlines, inner dilemmas, family, everything.
What You Focus on Grows
Candace Pert, the bestselling author of Molecules of Emotion, is interviewed in the film. She says our frontal cortex allows us to choose what to pay attention to. At any given moment there is so much stimulus going on. You can’t focus on all of it. The brain has evolved to the point where we can choose what to consciously pay attention to. Think of when you go to the gym and pump up your muscles, it’s the same with what you focus on. Like a bicep, it grows. If you focus on what you love, what you enjoy, what you are grateful for - the pleasure hormones increase -- which then feeds your organs and your whole physiology profoundly.
Back Brain Triggers
We are in an evolutionary process. Early humans used their back brains to survive (located at the base of the neck). Over the millenniums our frontal cortex grew (located near the forehead). Metaphorically speaking, the frontal cortex is like the most advanced part of our bio-computer, whereby you have access to much more software --. larger RAM, quicker CPU, better mouse clicking -- you name it. However, many people still revert to back brain responses in certain “triggering” situations -- such as a grouchy co-worker, an unrealistic time deadline, or the printer eating your last piece of letterhead.
Quantum physicists have now proven that the frontal cortex exists to ensure survival through enjoyment. In other words, if you are enjoying yourself, your entire mind-body system runs far more effectively. That is why laughter works so well to activate the frontal cortex. Jean Houston, a leading edge researcher in Behavioral Science says at the height of laughter the universe is flung into a kaleidoscope of new possibilities. The more you operate from your Neo-Cortex -- where a larger array of choice resides -- the easier it is to choose joy.
Take Joy Breaks
How can you support yourself and others to make more constructive choices each day -- to operate from the most advanced part of your bio-computer? A tried and true method is to take 1-10 minute Joy Breaks every day. Even if your workl
Take a few moments to consider this: if you could increase the performance of your staff by just 5%, what difference would this make to your company?It is useful to remember that organisations are not successful, it is the people who work there that are successful. It is people that drive the business forwards, slow it down, or even put in into reverse! Dig into any organisational problem and you are likely
What You Focus on Grows
Candace Pert, the bestselling author of Molecules of Emotion, is interviewed in the film. She says our frontal cortex allows us to choose what to pay attention to. At any given moment there is so much stimulus going on. You can’t focus on all of it. The brain has evolved to the point where we can choose what to consciously pay attention to. Think of when you go to the gym and pump up your muscles, it’s the same with what you focus on. Like a bicep, it grows. If you focus on what you love, what you enjoy, what you are grateful for - the pleasure hormones increase -- which then feeds your organs and your whole physiology profoundly.
Back Brain Triggers
We are in an evolutionary process. Early humans used their back brains to survive (located at the base of the neck). Over the millenniums our frontal cortex grew (located near the forehead). Metaphorically speaking, the frontal cortex is like the most advanced part of our bio-computer, whereby you have access to much more software --. larger RAM, quicker CPU, better mouse clicking -- you name it. However, many people still revert to back brain responses in certain “triggering” situations -- such as a grouchy co-worker, an unrealistic time deadline, or the printer eating your last piece of letterhead.
Quantum physicists have now proven that the frontal cortex exists to ensure survival through enjoyment. In other words, if you are enjoying yourself, your entire mind-body system runs far more effectively. That is why laughter works so well to activate the frontal cortex. Jean Houston, a leading edge researcher in Behavioral Science says at the height of laughter the universe is flung into a kaleidoscope of new possibilities. The more you operate from your Neo-Cortex -- where a larger array of choice resides -- the easier it is to choose joy.
Take Joy Breaks
How can you support yourself and others to make more constructive choices each day -- to operate from the most advanced part of your bio-computer? A tried and true method is to take 1-10 minute Joy Breaks every day. Even if your work
There is a class of management….equivalent, say, to 2nd and 1st lieutenants. They have no real management authority. They often cannot even recommend. They are almost always promoted from the ranks. If not, that is their genealogy. They receive no management training… Or, if they do, it has little or nothing to do with their jobs. I say this is so for most managers…and so I call this class of management ‘most-
Back Brain Triggers
We are in an evolutionary process. Early humans used their back brains to survive (located at the base of the neck). Over the millenniums our frontal cortex grew (located near the forehead). Metaphorically speaking, the frontal cortex is like the most advanced part of our bio-computer, whereby you have access to much more software --. larger RAM, quicker CPU, better mouse clicking -- you name it. However, many people still revert to back brain responses in certain “triggering” situations -- such as a grouchy co-worker, an unrealistic time deadline, or the printer eating your last piece of letterhead.
Quantum physicists have now proven that the frontal cortex exists to ensure survival through enjoyment. In other words, if you are enjoying yourself, your entire mind-body system runs far more effectively. That is why laughter works so well to activate the frontal cortex. Jean Houston, a leading edge researcher in Behavioral Science says at the height of laughter the universe is flung into a kaleidoscope of new possibilities. The more you operate from your Neo-Cortex -- where a larger array of choice resides -- the easier it is to choose joy.
Take Joy Breaks
How can you support yourself and others to make more constructive choices each day -- to operate from the most advanced part of your bio-computer? A tried and true method is to take 1-10 minute Joy Breaks every day. Even if your work
Are you afraid that your latest promotional campaign will be swept away with the rest of the advertising clutter? Placing your advertisement in a key location is a pivotal step in getting it noticed.Since you can practically buy ad space on just about every surface possible, finding the right location for your promotional message can be quite a challenge. Choosing an otherwise untouched area for your ad can
Quantum physicists have now proven that the frontal cortex exists to ensure survival through enjoyment. In other words, if you are enjoying yourself, your entire mind-body system runs far more effectively. That is why laughter works so well to activate the frontal cortex. Jean Houston, a leading edge researcher in Behavioral Science says at the height of laughter the universe is flung into a kaleidoscope of new possibilities. The more you operate from your Neo-Cortex -- where a larger array of choice resides -- the easier it is to choose joy.
Take Joy Breaks
How can you support yourself and others to make more constructive choices each day -- to operate from the most advanced part of your bio-computer? A tried and true method is to take 1-10 minute Joy Breaks every day. Even if your work
The purpose of a brand agency is to maximize the impact of your marketing investment. It is to make your brand work the hardest it possibly can. This is because your brand is independent of the money you have available to support it. So the greatest single value to be gained from a branding agency is the best brand positioning and communications that your product or service can support on a sustainable basis.ean Houston, a leading edge researcher in Behavioral Science says at the height of laughter the universe is flung into a kaleidoscope of new possibilities. The more you operate from your Neo-Cortex -- where a larger array of choice resides -- the easier it is to choose joy.
Take Joy Breaks
How can you support yourself and others to make more constructive choices each day -- to operate from the most advanced part of your bio-computer? A tried and true method is to take 1-10 minute Joy Breaks every day. Even if your workload is enormous, take a few minutes out and see if it makes you more productive, more creative, and more effective with the rest of the things on your TO DO list. Think of things you enjoy and break them down into an activity you could do at work that take less than 10 minutes. For example, a brisk walk in nature, singing, listening to music, calling a friend and telling them a joke, etc. It sounds trivial, but the effects can be enormous. Try it and see.
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