Self-worth vs. self-esteem
When do I have a lot of value? And when little? What do I have to achieve to feel valuable? Am I worth less when others put me down? Or ... weiterlesen
What do you want?!?
It’s truly crazy. We can easily spend hours talking about what annoys us, who is doing what wrong or not doing anything at all, and what we do NOT want. ... weiterlesen
Whom do you feed?
You gotta think anyway, why not think positive – ever heard that? It’s a nice postcard saying, but in reality, there’s a lot to it. Because our brain can’t NOT think. ... weiterlesen
Is the grass on the other side always greener?
“I just don’t get it.” “What?” “You moved from the Dominican Republic to Hungary? To Nagykáta?!?” (Nagykáta – imagine a completely unspectacular, post-communist Hungarian town) Hmm, I had to think ... weiterlesen
Nothing but excuses!
Today, I want to introduce you to one of my favorite exercises. It helps you to get less upset in life and to develop a lot of understanding for others. This approach lets you ... weiterlesen
Trust?!? How does that work?
Think about a day without any form of trust. Constant doubts about whether the alarm will go off in the morning, if the train will be on time, or if ... weiterlesen
Control: Is Fear the True Driving Force?
Checking to see if your kids have brushed their teeth at night or if you’ve plugged in your phone is obviously okay. But what if this need to have everything under ... weiterlesen
Every Negative Thought is Like a Sharp Stone in Your Shoe
Everyone’s been there. Suddenly, there’s a sharp pain in your shoe, and with each step, walking becomes torture. No one would think of pouring a handful of sharp pebbles into ... weiterlesen
The journey of Overcoming any Challenge (Part II)
Today, we’re talking about the true value of facing challenges. Listen up, because this is big:Every difficulty, conflict, awkward moment, and yes, even every pain or illness has the potential for growth. ... weiterlesen
Shoganai – The Art of Acceptance
“Shoganai” is an important word in Japanese. It can be translated as “It can’t be helped”. In essence, it suggests that it’s better to quickly accept and move on if something ... weiterlesen