The C.O.R.E. Method
When perception, values, actions, and reality contradict each other, severe internal friction arises within you. This cognitive dissonance drains your energy, decision-making ability, and attention, leading to what we call energetic entropy. Because most people don’t know what they do, don’t do what they say, and don’t want what they think, they remain trapped in […]
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Navigating the Cosmos of Client Experience
Table of Contents So how do create a unique experience? A -supercool-over-the-top-once-in-a-lifetime-event-? Tony Robbins is a master of this art. At huge events. I only had a Zoom call and while that is very nice, it’s hard to hype a session like Tony who has a DJ, blinding lights, and a whole crowd. So I […]
Curiosity Cruising:
In my dark years, I noticed an interesting thing about depression. It seems that our curiosity and depression are like light and shadow. Inside us, both exist. They exist, but not at the same time. The deeper you move down the spiral of depression, the more your curiosity disappears. I believe that it might be, […]
A Beautiful Mind
My first article, “The Investment of a Smile”, started with a story that began around 20 years ago when I was just ten years old. The quality of the mindfulness I’ve reached today has its roots even earlier. This time I want to tell this story and the reasons why I think that mindfulness can […]
The Investment of a Smile
SMILE. Smile as much as you can. And then smile some more. And if you can’t smile anymore, smile because a simple thing like smiling suddenly became so difficult for you. When I was younger, I presented a pretty gloomy face all the time. At least that’s what I was told, sometimes two or three […]