The power of example


power of exampleA few days ago I attended a networking event. One of the reasons why I go to these events is to overcome my fear of talking to strangers.

By going to more and more events I gradually started to feel okay and the feeling of resistance to going and meeting someone new, in time started fading.

But I still have some apprehension about it, and that translates in a need to take a break and leave the group once in a while, and then come back for some more punishment.

The event itself was nice, almost 100 people have been there. But the nicest thing happened after the event. It’s a true, inspirational, real-life story. Continue reading

The “What if?” syndrome


The society today suffers from anxiety. Most of us do.what if

We are stressed, we are afraid. Afraid of many things. Of tomorrow, of other people, of responsibilities.

Afraid to get sick, afraid to drive, afraid to go outside, afraid of the future, afraid to get robbed, afraid to speak freely, afraid that you’re trapped, afraid of being alone, afraid for your children, afraid of risk, afraid to die. Afraid of being afraid.

In the last few years Continue reading

What exactly is “Respect” ?


respect

Everyone knows what respect feels like, but each of us has a different perspective on its meaning.

Some say that respect can be defined in the situation where someone is superior to you in some form or another, and you feel that what they do is above your powers, be it education, speech, possessions, aspect or skills.

Others say that respect is something to be earned and, until that moment comes, they feel compelled to disrespect or generally treat others with superiority.

Some say that respect is defined by Continue reading

FEAR: illusion or reality?


All of us are confronted each day with fear. It throws us off balance and puts us in a negative frame of mind, which we cannot easily overcome.

But what is fear? Is it an illusion or is it reality?

The answer is: both. It is an illusion because it is based on the supposition that something bad could happen to us in the near or distant future. We imagine all sorts of bad things, all kinds of scenarios, of which 99% never materialize. 

But fear is also reality. Our reality. The feeling of fear is very real, even though our worst fears never come true. 

My antidotes to fear: feeling love and feeling grateful. It’s that simple!

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The “What if?” syndrome


what if syndrome

The society today suffers from anxiety. Most of us do.

We are stressed, we are afraid. Afraid of many things. Of tomorrow, of other people, of responsibilities.

Afraid to get sick, afraid to drive, afraid to go outside, afraid of the future, afraid to get robbed, afraid to speak freely, afraid that you’re trapped, afraid of being alone, afraid for your children, afraid of risk, afraid to die. Afraid of being afraid. Continue reading