Cosa sono i beni reali secondo Robert Kiyosaki? (This post is in English and Italian) I am currently reading Robert Kiyosaki's financial guide, its English title is 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad'. In this book, the author presents his own understanding of the terms 'assets' and 'liabilities'. He himself learned what they mean from his 'rich … Continue reading What are real assets according to Robert Kiyosaki?
Category: emotional intelligence
Money is important. After all, it is with it that we can fulfil our daily needs.
Where does our knowledge of money come from? How do we perceive it and who influences this perception? Usually, our first experiences with money come from childhood. This is when we acquire - often unconsciously - our first beliefs about money. Are there beliefs? A belief is something we believe to be true. Our beliefs can be either supportive or limiting (there is a glossary of terms at the end of this book, among other things, where I have included definitions such as beliefs, limiting beliefs, supportive beliefs, assets, liabilities and others).
What – in my opinion – is important in life?
I will share in this post my opinion on what is really important in life.
“Pass quietly through the noise and the rush and remember what peace can be found in silence”.
(This post is in English and Slovak) "Pass quietly through the noise and the rush and remember what peace can be found in silence". Life in Western societies (but not only in them) brings with it haste and noise. I think that people need to stop and think from time to time, for example, about … Continue reading “Pass quietly through the noise and the rush and remember what peace can be found in silence”.
Feeling happy according to the “happiness no matter what” method (“feeling happy for no reason”)
it is possible to feel happy regardless of other people, regardless of the amount of accumulated goods (things), regardless of other factors on which people make their feeling of happiness dependent, it is simply possible to feel happy ALWAYS, every day.
Our limitations and fears
What limits us? Why don't we feel full happiness? I think one of the main reasons is the fears we experience. If we got rid of the fears, our sense of happiness would be at a higher level.
An excerpt from my fourth book “Happiness – reflections of a 51-year-old”.
In my opinion, it is possible to be a happy person, to experience happiness to a high degree and at the same time to expect and expect even more happiness than you are experiencing. This is exactly how it is in my life. It hasn't always been like this, but more than fifty years of life are doing their job.
Emotional intelligence and a better world.
I was inspired to write this post by the first dozen or so pages of the book ‘This Could Be Our Future: A Manifesto for a More Generous World’ by Yancey Strickler (I am reading it in Polish). The title alone encourages you to read. In the part I have already read, the author writes that the world is motivated by profits, GDP and a general profit orientation (i.e. material goods).
What limits us? Why don’t we feel full happiness?
"I think one of the main reasons is the fears we experience. If we got rid of the fears, our sense of happiness would be at a higher level. In my case, I have been eliminating fears from my life year after year, there are a few fears left in my life.
“The flow” and its benefits.
In his book 'Emotional Intelligence', Daniel Goleman describes a state called 'flow'. It is a state in which we are fully focused on an action, on a task, and even sometimes have no sense of time passing. Nel suo libro "Intelligenza emotiva", Daniel Goleman descrive uno stato chiamato "flusso". Si tratta di uno stato in … Continue reading “The flow” and its benefits.
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