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Very interesting and inspiring TED talk by Shawn Achor. We believe we should work hard in order to be happy, but could we be thinking about things backwards? In this …
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Some impressions about Lay’s crisps in China. Italian Red Meat Flavor: The famous “Mexican Tomato Chicken Flavor”, since Tomato only goes with Chicken. And my favorite, “Cucumber”, since watery flavor …
thebeijinger.com references to a blog post talking about buying a Tesla car in China, which ends with the following words: Wow. None of the benefits of an electric car AND …
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As the year of the goat is about to end and the year of the monkey is about to start, thebejinger.com has a blog post about families traditions to celebrate …
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Nice read: Im März 2011 beschloss Benjamin Nerding, heute 28, zwei Monate in den Alpen wandern zu gehen. Von seiner Haustür in Landau bei Karlsruhe aus zog er los – …
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A decade ago, the American Academy of Pediatrics suggested that parents limit TV consumption by children under two years of age. The recommendations were based as much on common sense …
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McKinsey Quarterly on how learning myths are undermining our and company’s learning efforts. Good read. Misconceptions about the brain are embedded in corporate training programs and could be sabotaging their …
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Great visuals of China. enjoy. Kop *** Rising China from Drew Geraci (District 7 Media) on Vimeo. www.District7media.net Our first trip to China was an eye opener. The sights, the …
Aus “fluter”, “Thema: Angst” (Ausgabe: Winter 2014-2015/Nr. 53), S. 29: “Neurobiologisch gesehen ist nämlich nicht Mut das Gegenstück zur Angst, sondern Neugier.” Oder auch: “Ängste sind also erlernbar. Und so, …