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Tag Archives: Efficacy
Digital Nomads: The Upside of Being Always Connected and Working from Anywhere
Today lots of people complain about being always connected to work. A recent study shows that: 45 percent of workers feel obligated to respond to emails after hours. 42 percent of employees feel obligated to check in with work while … Continue reading
Sharing Some Bits of Wisdom
Sometimes I find some amazing content on the Web which I want to share with all the readers of my blog. The picture below was created by Anna Vital, and I think it presents in a very concise form some … Continue reading
On Success and Failures
When you see a successful person, it is very easy to say that this person was “lucky”. But real success always comes after multiple failures. And the only real failure is to stop trying before you reach success. We must … Continue reading
On Happiness and Realistic Expectations
In general I’m known by my friends as a smiling person. Once a colleague asked me: “Why are you always smiling?” Then I smiled and answered him: “Because I have low expectations!” Just think about it. What is frustration? What … Continue reading
The Iceberg Illusion: Hidden Success Factors
Do you believe in luck? Are successful people luckier than the average person? Did they have more opportunities? Did they have access to things most people don’t? I don’t believe so. I think that what makes people successful is their … Continue reading
How I lost during 7 years. And then I won.
My father started teaching me chess when I was seven years old. He never let me win, as most people normally do when they play against small children. He would always play seriously, making me understand that my purpose was … Continue reading
New Year Resolutions: On Dreams, Goals, Plans and Actions
It is again this time of the year in which people are making their New Year Resolutions. I found very appropriate to share the picture below: it reminds us that the most important thing is not having dreams, but being … Continue reading
