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Faith West
30/03/2017WHAT DOES A SNOWBALL BUSH HAVE TO DO WITH GRATITUDE?“At times our own light goes out and is rekindled by a spark from another person. Each of us has cause to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us.” Albert Schweitzer, physician, philosopher, writer I am starting... Cathy Kwanten
20/03/2017New #country #life #stateofmind #blog
New country - life...www.cathykwanten.com Be-coming, to me is one of the most beautiful, perpetual challenges in...- Producer
Faith West
16/03/2017TEN LISTENING DON’TS AND DOS TO HELP YOU BUILD STRONG RELATIONSHIPS IN LIFE AND BUSINESS“When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen.” Earnest Hemingway, Writer Do you listen with the intent to understand the person who is speaking? Is anyone listening to you? What happens when you feel like you are not being...Comments
17/03/2017 #1 Helena Jansen van VuurenSound advice - most of us needed to be reminded to listen...methinks so too! - Producer
Faith West
08/03/2017WHAT’S STOPPING YOU FROM STARTING, NOW?“Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt.” Lucio to Isabella in Measure for Measure, Shakespeare Is there something you feel that you should be doing but you are having trouble getting started? ...Comments
10/03/2017 #4 Harshal BhaleraoVery Well put up Faith. I loved the term Creative Procrastination. It indeed is really effective. I myself practice it a lot. But, good, u titled it and defined it for me..!!!09/03/2017 #2 Randy KehoExceptionally inspiring, Faith. I've recently thrown caution to the wind in an attempt to make my dreams a reality. I've experiencing everything you've stated.
As a result, I've never been happier or felt more motivated. It's difficult to risk the safety and security of a fulltime job. Fortunately, my projects allow me to remain employed. However, they may lead to the freedom of self-employment, which I understand will presents it's own challenges.
I will be making a presentation to 30 independent businessmen next week, of which many have already committed to the ongoing project. In addition, an old friend of mine has asked me to write his life story in book form. He lives in Hollywood and has starred in a television series, appeared in movies, been a member of a very successful band as well as being a studio and touring musician for a number of big name artists over the past 30 years. He has quite the story to tell.
I guess it's never too late. I'll turn 59 years young in a few months. Dreams can come true, but it takes a leap of "Faith."08/03/2017 #1 Jonathan PayneFailure is the only option 🙌🏻 It's the only way to get good at something - to be not so great at it first. - Producer
Faith West
08/03/2017A TALE OF TWO WOMEN - BUSINESS OWNERS AND FRIENDS“The mastermind principle: Two or more people actively engaged in the pursuit of a definite purpose with a positive mental attitude, constitute an unbeatable force.” Napoleon Hill Once upon a time on a beautiful spring day two women, who were...Comments
08/03/2017 #1 Sandra 🐝 SmithInspiring, thanks Faith. Would love to know which books she read. Is that quote from 'Think and Grow Rich' btw? - Producer
Sonny Melendrez
22/02/2017One Minute Coaching SessionLet’s have a coaching session, you and me, right now!Imagine that I’m sitting across from you at your favorite coffee shop. For the next several seconds, let me help you, help yourself, get to where you want to be.My first question is, “What do you...Comments
24/02/2017 #10 Sonny MelendrezYou are quite welcome, Gloria. When we stop questioning, we stop learning. All the best to you!
23/02/2017 #7 Sonny Melendrez#2 You are so right, Preston. Oft times, we can't see the forest for the trees. Thanks for your comment!22/02/2017 #2 Preston 🐝 Vander VenGreat Buzz. My coach does a very similar thing. In step one, he calls it the "Other Person Test." He repeats what my goal is back, to see if what I said had clarity. If what he repeated back is not what I meant, I need more clarity on my goals. Without clarity enough for a second person to understand, my goal it still to broad to achieve.22/02/2017 #1 Sandra 🐝 SmithWow, it's like you read my last blog and wrote this for me, thanks Sonny :) Ps, can you inbox me your rates Andrew 🐝 Goldman
31/10/2016Some positive walk in the forest Weather doesn't...Comments
01/11/2016 #30 Andrew 🐝 Goldman#27 Thank you, @Paul Walters Yeah, thinking process remains in all conditions)31/10/2016 #26 Lisa 🐝 GallagherBeautiful @Andrew 🐝 Goldman. Looks so refreshing and relaxing to take all of the crisp outdoor weather in. Very nice video, thanks for sharing!31/10/2016 #25 Andrew 🐝 Goldman#24 Thank you, @Renée 🐝 Cormier! That was amazing! Have an awesome week!31/10/2016 #24 Renée 🐝 CormierThat is beautiful, Andrew. The first snow falls always seem so magical and they are my favourite. Beautiful message in a beautiful country. Thank you for sharing.31/10/2016 #23 Andrew 🐝 Goldman#15 Thank you, @Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman Let's focus on the rain for your region! I'm sure it will come!31/10/2016 #21 Andrew 🐝 Goldman#12 Thank you, @John White, MBA Coverage is not always perfect, but I'm lucky when do live buzz) Have an awesome week!31/10/2016 #20 Andrew 🐝 Goldman#9 Thank you, @Deb 🐝 Helfrich I enjoy every single moment together with the world! The flow of the positive energy never stops)31/10/2016 #19 Andrew 🐝 Goldman#7 Thank you, @Tifany Rodio That was beautiful! Only positive thoughts all the way! Have an awesome week!31/10/2016 #18 Andrew 🐝 Goldman#5 Thank you, @Froilán Pérez Awaiting for some beautiful snowfall to share! Life is amazing! have a great week!31/10/2016 #17 Andrew 🐝 Goldman#2 Thank you, @Javier 🐝 beBee Winter is amazing! I learned it was so cold that my phone turned off after the live buzz))31/10/2016 #16 Andrew 🐝 Goldman#6 Thank you, @Paul Burge That was an awesome walk! Have a great week!31/10/2016 #15 Franci🐝Eugenia HoffmanThis is fabulous. I'm still traveling and saw this in my email - so glad I didn't miss it. The area where we are staying is hazy and smoky from the fires. Please do a beBee rain dance as we our desperate for rain in Georgia. 🌂31/10/2016 #13 Javier 🐝 beBee#12 @John White, MBA my experience is that all Europe has a great 4G coverage !31/10/2016 #12 John White, MBAA most excellent Live Buzz, Andrew! I am impressed that the 4G coverage reached the forest and you were able to do a Live Buzz from there. Thanks so much for the piece of inspiration.- Producer
David B. Grinberg
26/10/2016Aurorasa Coaching ArticlesMastering The Art Of GratitudeNew Article about Empathy MisconceptionsThe Myth Of MultitaskingInfographic HappinessInterview with Don KerrNeuroGym 5th annual Live Brain-A-Thon100 Day Challenge Review Ryan BlairDifferences Between Changemaker and...Comments
26/10/2016 #2 David B. GrinbergAurorasa, that's quite an impressive reading list there. Kudos on all of your "sweet honey" and other blog posts which always offer important advice. I shared this in the following hives, "beBee in English" and "Publishers & Bloggers" and "Leadership." Buzz on, my friend... - Producer
Simon Gray
10/10/2016Take your passion and make it happen!This blog post is about three things many people struggle with in life, and especially when it comes to successful job search:1) Focusing on and following their passion.2) The application of acquired knowledge to achieve their goal.3) The continued...Comments
31/10/2016 #9 Simon Gray#6 Thank you for your kind comment Ali, it's much appreciated. I'll be sure to take a look at your buzz. As they say – great minds...! Best wishes, Simon31/10/2016 #8 Simon Gray#7 Thank you Tausif – procrastination is the enemy and the excuse many fall into the trap of using. Great to connect on here with you. Best wishes, Simon24/10/2016 #7 Tausif MundrawalaPassion is like a burning desire which should be kept burning keeping it away from an extinguisher known as 'procrastination'. I agree with you on all scores that we need to utilize our knowledge by implementing it practically. Thank you so much for bringing forth this subject.24/10/2016 #6 Ali Anani@Simon Gray- this is a beautiful buzz. I agree with you 100% and I am sure @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher knows this by now. Without being aware of your buzz I published fifteen minutes ago a buzz on unexpected passion migrations and how they resulted in great successes. I agree with you, with Lisa's comment and I am sharing proudly24/10/2016 #5 Simon Gray#4 Hi Lisa, thanks for your kind comment – it's much appreciated. For me passion is everything – if you follow your passion you'll never give up of get bored. As it's what you were meant to do – success is only a matter of time. Best wishes, Simon15/10/2016 #4 Lisa 🐝 GallagherYou're an inspiration @Simon Gray! I'm glad you found your passion because opportunities are limitless once we do. Oddly or coincidently, I found my passion after networking with certain people like @John White, MBA, watching his enthusiasm for something he believed so strongly in. I'm not sure if John realizes he's been a silent mentor of mine. He has WAY more experience than I do but I found my passion is helping others to achieve their goals if I believe in the goal they are trying to attain. That's when I began to promote beBee (and I'm saying this as Lisa, not the Lisa with the label of Ambassador). @Javier 🐝 beBee's energy was also contagious. I grew to respect these men and from that point on, I was on and still am, a mission, to see beBee become all they dream of it being and more! I didn't begin this endeavor with anything selfish in mind at all, and I still don't approach my efforts in a selfish manner. I had fun finding ways to help them promote beBee and my passion has only grown.15/10/2016 #3 Brian McKenzie#2 @Simon Gray in this day and age of technology - if a company can't auto skript a form letter rejection - it says volumes about the quality of interaction one should expect from corporate 'leadership' - Their passive aggressive non-response speaks louder than any branded happy story they tell on their 'ABOUT' page.15/10/2016 #2 Simon Gray#1 Hi Brian and thanks for your comment. Rejection is just part of the process and sometimes it's silent (no letter or other form of communication). What's important is to stay disciplined and keep going. Best wishes, Simon11/10/2016 #1 Brian McKenzieBloody hell - I would be ecstatic with a rejection letter. 6 seconds at the end of the ATS suckhole doesn't even yield those anymore. - Producer
Paul 🐝 Kearley
11/10/2016You Can Run But You Can’t Hide: How to Coach and Be Coached.Behind every mask that we wear, lies another just waiting to be exposed. Dan and I were sitting in his car, just finishing up lunch when we got into one of the most meaningful and productive conversations that I have ever had with a... - Producer
Lynsey Heeks
10/10/2016Are you mentally tough?Let me introduce myself as some of you may already know me but some of you may not! My name is Lynsey Heeks and I am Trainer and Director of a training company called Professional Futures Ltd. I have been a lecturer/tutor of Leadership, Management...Comments
11/10/2016 #6 Mamen 🐝 DelgadoWelcome to beBee @Lynsey Heeks!! Love those 4 areas you talk about, I'll follow your Producers closely. 💫10/10/2016 #5 Aaron SkogenWelcome to the hives @Lynsey Heeks. THis is a solid post, well done. In particular, I like that you wrapped it up with using what you learned to improve. After all, I think leadership requires a strong sense of self awareness and an intense willingness to keep improving. That is how we as leaders become able to inspire in order for others to aspire.10/10/2016 #3 Mohammed A. JawadGreat precepts, out of experience and insights, which inspire others to learn something new for successful pathways. - Producer
Kevin Pashuk
16/06/2016Work / Life Balance - and other FallaciesThere is much information available today on work / life balance. I've tried for years to achieve it, and came to the conclusion that sitting in the middle of this continuum is a grand exercise in futility. The problem for me is that there are...Comments
01/03/2017 #39 Kevin Pashuk#38 Thanks Robert... Let me put in a plug for your book "You Can Lead a Horse to Water, But you Can't Make it Scuba Dive"... Highly recommended for the "Soul" box... I thoroughly enjoyed the read and the storyline.01/03/2017 #38 Robert CormackGood post, @Kevin Pashuk. I'll make sure I'm running on six cylinders from now on.01/03/2017 #37 Kevin Pashuk#36 Thanks Sandra... I lived in British Columbia, Canada where all the Brit ex-pats feel at home in the pervasive rain. I love the UK, but I'm smart enough to bring my Wellies when I go.
'01/03/2017 #36 Sandra 🐝 Smith"a country where it rained more than it didn't." Slander! ;) just kidding, great read11/01/2017 #34 Kevin Pashuk#33 Thanks for pulling this one up again Lisa. Prioritization of life is an ongoing challenge.23/11/2016 #32 Kevin Pashuk#31 Thanks Sarah for visiting. My brilliant wife has always said, 'If you want to know what's important to a person, take a look at where they spend their time.'
It is good to know how we spend our time, because it reveals our priorities.18/11/2016 #31 Sarah ElkinsI missed this one last summer, @Kevin Pashuk, so I'm really glad it popped into my beBee feed this afternoon. This is a good strategy for prioritizing, and I know some people who would love this exercise. I also appreciate the idea of looking at the number of goals related to each segment of our lives; I can't make myself separate into those pieces because they are all so interrelated. It's a good idea to consider where we're spending our time and energy, and make sure that our priorities are conscious, intentional, and help us avoid regret. Good post!11/11/2016 #29 Nikki PetersenA good attempt at balance, which still seems futile, but it's much closer to attainable with this.31/10/2016 #28 Kevin Pashuk#27 Thanks Robert. My darling wife is both amazed and frustrated that I am singularly focused in my tasks. When she cooks, she is not only preparing dinner, mopping the floor, talking on the phone with our kids, and counselling someone via text messages. When I'm in the kitchen, it's more like "Get everyone out of the house! Be quiet! Can't you see I'm boiling water here????"
Actually, it's not (quite) that bad, but like you, I tend to focus on the task at hand. My matrix above is a check point to make sure I'm giving attention to all the areas in my life that will need attention at one point or another.31/10/2016 #27 Robert CormackNice post, Kevin. Life balance is truly the hardest thing to accomplish (even when you've figured out the shortcomings of the Austin Mini). Rather than try to find life's balance, I prefer to separate them out, working on each individually. Some are easier than others, some are a bitch. If we try to accomplish all at once, we tend to fail or give up. Focusing on one at a time gives us hope and confidence. During the writing of a book, for instance, I have no interest in anything else (except health). I'll go months without talking to friends, but if I get the book right, I become a talkative bastard. Dealing singularly gives us a starting point (and, God, we need starting points). With each success, we move on, improving the others. Think of it as a mainframe with lots of slots for more memory. We all want more memory (just in case we actually accomplish something).08/10/2016 #23 Javier 🐝 beBee@Kevin Pashuk I really enjoyed this buzz. Thank you. Life is great, and there is only one, that is the reason why we are here to enjoy, and taking easy. I am taking apart negative people from my life.08/10/2016 #22 debasish majumderintriguing post indeed Kevin Pushuk! i guess, we have little to do in terms of controlling our boxes as you describe. our external world used to play they key role and that actually the ingredient which being instilled through fuel injector, determining the induction mechanism to work, mobilizing us to get the momentum. we are forced to act according to the available circumstances, where our personal life and desire have very little significance. besides, our life is not a machine, where the reflection in our faculty used to play a key role. car can be your fancy, but car have no life, neither have at all any ability to make any decision, effecting our decisions, and moreover, along with steering, five wheels are of great significance along with the human effort which is the driving force of world history. however, nice post. enjoyed read. thank you for sharing the post.08/10/2016 #20 Lisa 🐝 GallagherThe picture of the car is really cool @Kevin Pashuk. I think it's great that your art students drew pictures of the car. Love the matrix boxes and the 6 components of a healthy life. Real goals one can achieve, even if just one goal a day is written in the boxes. My son and daughter both have date nights with their spouses once a month. I wish that concept would have been around when we were younger and raising kids (well even if we weren't raising kids). I see that as a very healthy aspect to a relationship. My daughter is so cute about it- you'd think she was going out on a date with her boyfriend, not her husband! That's how it should be :)) Thanks for this. - Producer
Ian Weinberg
08/10/2016Perhaps we ought to read the stars?The intrinsic fear of insecurity has pervaded the human condition ever since the beginning of recorded time. This fear manifests in the collective defense of the familiar and of the status quo – the comfort zone. Those that have presented...Comments
02/01/2017 #10 Pamela 🐝 WilliamsThis was amusing Ian. Okay, so I do believe the alignment of planets influence all animal life. I know this because of the insomnia I suffer at every full moon. I also watch for when they say Mercury is in Retrograde, because I know if I'm depending on an electronic device to complete some task that there is a high chance that something is going to go wrong with that device. Why? In your words "Rather, through resonance, the planets modulated the sun’s electromagnetic field which in turn had a direct influence upon the earth’s magnetic field." and in my experience Mercury in Retrograde seems to be a time when this influence is strong. So I save often, both on my hard drive and a thumb drive I keep plugged into my computer. I've lost too many hours of work to say; coincidence. So there, it's confirmed, Pam watches the stars :-) or at least the Moon and Mercury.08/10/2016 #9 Ian Weinberg#8 @Deb 🐝 Helfrich thanks for that. I sincerely believe that we are evolving into a new scientific space as we speak. The old has not provided adequate answers. The substrate for 'legitimate' enquiry has narrowed significantly as more and more concepts have become inconvenient for incorporation into existing models. I would name Rupert Sheldrake and physicist Dean Radin amongst several others, who are birthing a new science.08/10/2016 #8 Deb 🐝 HelfrichAh, Rupert Sheldrake has done some fascinating science. The easiest to approach is around how dogs know when their owners are coming home. And here is a pertinent quote from his book titled "Morphic Resonance"
"Although evidence is piling up that cosmology is evolutionary, old habits of thought die hard. Most scientists take eternal Laws of Nature for granted – not because they have thought about them in the context of the Big Bang, but because they haven't.
Laws anthropomorphize because what are laws in relation to nature, and there is no parallel in nature for monarchs or parliaments or congresses. The legal metaphor is incoherent.
I suggest a new possibility. The regularities of nature are not imposed on nature from a transcendent realm, but evolve within the universe. What happens depends on what has happened before. Memory is inherent in nature. It is transmitted by a process called morphic resonance, and works through fields called morphic fields."
This is in parallel with all of the studies about embodied cognition, wherein our senses of very subtle things influence our behavior in very marked ways. Of course, we are in many ways just as invisibly effected by the macro world as the micro world. The age of rational intellect as the supreme force in the universe is all but over.
It is only human to think about things. It is socialized dogma to find certain things not worth thinking about.
I am quite eager to surrender to the possibilities that I am so far unable to fathom.08/10/2016 #6 Chas ✌️ Wyatt@Ian Weinberg, Velikovsky's theories about planetary collisions were laughed at by the scientific community,but, are now regarded seriously by that same community. The theory of floating Tektonic plates on the Earth's magma was once also scoffed at. If it weren't for the moon's pull we would not have tides and the seas would essentially be dead. Astrology is based on a twelve planetary system. Planet x, a tenth planet is becoming more and more accepted by the scientific community as well as a possible 11th planet. Many esoteric teachings and beliefs are beginning to be accepted by science as not just being cloaked in the veil of myth and folktales, but, being rooted in reality.08/10/2016 #1 Gert 🐝 Scholtz@Ian Weinberg Fascinating look into the overlap of science and pseudoscience. Thanks Ian Dunja Rado
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Sushmita Thakare Jain
06/10/2016Breakthrough the Wall of negativity!The power of positivity has never been as important as it is today!We all hit the 'Rock Bottom' at some point of the time, some then lose the path while few refocus and move ahead.Today i'm going to share few quotes with you which down the years... Javier 🐝 beBee
05/10/2016" Have the courage to follow your heart and intuition "Comments
05/10/2016 #3 Andrew 🐝 GoldmanIt is life. We either live and enjoy. Or survive and suffer. Btw all depends on the mindset)05/10/2016 #2 Matt 🐝 SweetwoodUntil I learned to do this, I often made mistakes... And some BIG ones too. #trustyourself- Producer
Enrique Rubio
05/10/2016The Power of Believing in YourselfImagine that you have an imaginary friend (maybe you already do!). Let's call this friend "B". What would happen if B continually told you that you're not valuable, that you can't do something or don't have the capacities to achieve your dreams?...Comments
05/10/2016 #4 Renée 🐝 CormierI always tell people (and myself, sometimes) to change the talk in your head. I agree with you completely. Much of what holds us back in any situation will depend on how we choose to frame things in our own minds. Being your own cheerleader is very important, but I think everyone also needs an external cheerleader in life in order to combat feelings of self-doubt. I am glad you are inclined to encourage others. People who put up emotional road blocks for others are a dime a dozen.05/10/2016 #2 Tausif MundrawalaBelieving in ourselves is the first step towards success. Well there is lot to learn and do in this world rather than wasting our time behind others by backbiting and gossiping about them.Thanks for this post, @Enrique Rubio View moreBelieving in ourselves is the first step towards success. Well there is lot to learn and do in this world rather than wasting our time behind others by backbiting and gossiping about them.Thanks for this post, @Enrique Rubio. Close05/10/2016 #1 AnonymousTremendo Post, Enrique. If I had to choose a thought, I really agree with that one: "And if what B listens from us is bad things about others, he will eventually use those same messages against us… So, don’t be part of gossiping and avoid talking badly about those around you. Become a positive friend for B as well."
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Catalina Serrano
25/08/2016Is Discipline a Crutch?As a 60 Minute Business Coach I hear often these cries from my clients:- Oh, I am failing to keep up with my schedule- I am not getting results as I had before with same activities- I need to be held more accountable- My mind can’t keep a focus- I...Comments
25/08/2016 #1 Dunja RadoMy apologies ladies, I didn't mean to post a few times the same article - and now I see I didi it 3 times - forgive me, I hate spamming any group more then the ext person - I tried to delete it when I released but the window for it passed. This is all due to Mercury Retrograde - which in Astrology messes up all communications, plans, contracts etc, t sat now end of August and goes through end of Sept - so be weary and be prepared for some things to go haywire a bit. - Producer
Evelyn Kloetzer
09/06/2016Crucial Conversations – Tools for talking when stakes are highBefore having read “Crucial Conversations” I probably would have played down the importance of reading it in general and even more the importance of ME reading it. No surprise, now I´ve done it, I´d just say it´s a solid base to start with if you...Comments
19/08/2016 #2 CityVP 🐝 ManjitDear Evelyn, the book Crucial Conversations is indeed an excellent desk companion and it is made even better when we accompany this reading with the work done by the Harvard Negotiation Project called "Difficult Conversations" http://www.peace.ca/difficultconversations.pdf View moreDear Evelyn, the book Crucial Conversations is indeed an excellent desk companion and it is made even better when we accompany this reading with the work done by the Harvard Negotiation Project called "Difficult Conversations" http://www.peace.ca/difficultconversations.pdf When insights from both books are coupled - they form really excellent resources in our reference library.
There are books which one can read cover to cover or even simply glance and browse and that is the disposable value of knowledge, yet the iterative value of continuous improvement makes books like "Crucial Conversations" and "Difficult Conversations" as the books that accompany our own life journey. If I am reading a book on Accounting, once I know the methodology I know it, knowing how to do a trial balance is bit of knowledge. Knowing how to create meaningful relationships, that is a lot of life.
We can have a lot of life and still have bits of knowledge or we can have lots of bits of life and lots of knowledge. I am a developing connoisseur of the former and that is the elegance I wish personally to live in, and today my learning is a learning journey - a journey with an endless horizon or at least until I crash into the rocks of so called reality.
Most of our life journeys are to a destination and we are navigating challenges, and that is when conversation helps us with our challenges. Beyond this conversation helps us to see conversation and that in turn allows us to begin to see the whole - and even in an organizational situation - this is the actual smarter essence of when our leadership also becomes whole. Close - Producer
Bradley Gilbert
22/07/2016The Only Way to Get It Done Is to Do It.When I was in university doing my undergrad I developed a habit of procrastinating when it came to completing assignments. Rather than completing them ahead of time, I would wait for the last day or two before the deadline, stay up late and drive...Comments
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Dunja Rado
21/07/2016Is Socrates the Father of Coaching?I have loved Socrates ever since college when I read Plato’s Republic. I was drawn and fascinated by his ability to convince and persuade. I almost went into law because of him and the Logic class I took.Reading this simple test Socrates runs with a...Comments
21/07/2016 #2 Dunja RadoGracias, Javier! happy to be here and so glad someone thought of creating a network to compete with inked - they have been too long without competition. Hope you can grow Bebee rapidly! let me know if I can serve in any way! - Producer
Rebecca Liston
19/07/2016The Art of Decision MakingI’ve been thinking a lot these last few days about choices. Have you ever noticed how often people label a choice as either “good” or “bad” or “right” or “wrong” and how we talk about choices most often from the perspective of “what the consequences...Comments
21/07/2016 #18 Rebecca Liston#1 Thanks Deb. I am happy to be here. Bebee is a whole new world of social media to me. And, I LOVE to write about life and what's happening in the my world and the world around me. I will post something often, but I am always posting on my blog here: http://rebeccaliston.com/blog.20/07/2016 #16 Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman#14 I agree @Steven Brooks, small decisions are important, and I believe they come in handy as organizational tools for the bigger decisions.20/07/2016 #14 Steven BrooksWhere we are today is not always about the big decisions we make. Often we are here because of many many very small decisions we made along the way, not realizing the accumulation of such small decisions over time would produce the fruit we now have to eat, of whatever flavor. Hope we learn to sense that small decisions are also very important.20/07/2016 #13 Franci🐝Eugenia HoffmanWelcome to beBee Rebecca Liston and thank you for your very informative post.20/07/2016 #12 Deb 🐝 HelfrichThis is one of the most poignant articles I have ever read. Not only is the timing perfect, as I am in a near constant state of overwhelm with many important and irreversible decisions right now; but you have elucidated the exact 4 points that resonate with me as signposts along the journey to making and more importantly living with a decision.
So glad you made your way to beBee today, @Rebecca Liston. I am very pleased to meet you!20/07/2016 #10 Anees ZaidiHi @Rebecca Liston warm welcome to beBee. Thanks for sharing your fabulous thoughts.20/07/2016 #7 Sara JacoboviciLet's give a warm beBee welcome to @Rebecca Liston. Rebecca has already made a great contribution with her first Buzz, a discussion of "The Art of Decision Making".20/07/2016 #6 Sara JacoboviciNice to see you on beBee @Rebecca Liston. This Buzz is a great introduction to your knowledge and insight. Wishing you all the success! I invite you to join the hive, beeBee for Canucks, eh.20/07/2016 #5 Rebecca Liston#1 Thank you, Julie! I have several more you may like on my blog at http://www.rebeccaliston.com/blog and I promise to post a new article every week! - Producer
Marcelo Martin
18/07/2016What is Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction?Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn developed the Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) program at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center. Since its inception, MBSR has evolved into a common form of complementary medicine addressing a variety of health... - Producer
Bradley Gilbert
08/07/2016You Shouldn’t Care About What People Think – 99% of the Time.Everyone has an opinion. You have an opinion, I have an opinion, your friends have an opinion – we all have an opinion. That’s the beauty of individuality, we all have the ability to see things from different perspectives. There’s no rule or law...Comments
15/07/2016 #3 Mamen 🐝 DelgadoLike your post @Bradley Gilbert, you say quite a few true things! Followed on Twitter by the way! ;)08/07/2016 #1 John White, MBA@Bradley Gilbert: Great post! I have promoted on Twitter via @bebee_blogs and @bebeecareertips. Feel to retweet to give more reach! - Producer
Paul O'Neill
11/07/2016Finding your right: The key to happiness"Happiness is an inside job." - William Arthur WardRegardless of what others think or suggest, we must consider our own happiness when making decisions. Others may make suggestions and recommendations but only we know what is truly right for...
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