Selfreflection in Covid 19 times

Selfreflection in Covid 19 times

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Selfreflection in Covid 19 times episodes

  • Virginia Satir
    Do you know people who always want to spread a good mood and avoid every argument? Or also people who go off on everything and clearly express their displeasure?
    Or also one or the other who often comes with facts? And how are you yourself? Maybe rather one who quickly says something else in order to direct the focus on something else?
    How are you and how are the people around you?
    4 min
  • Fear or love
    Fear or love – that’s the question! What’s the base of your actions? Let your mind wander and make yourself aware of correlations. An invite to change perspective!
    4 min
  • Dry Spells
    How can you manage to overcome dry spells? And what is the role of people who seem to always bounce back? Maybe you are one of them… check it out!
    5 min
  • The others are always to guilty
    What happens when you get angry with someone? For me, it's that I wish that they would please change and not annoy me with their behavior.
    In this podcast you will learn more about how to deal with such situations to get a different result next time with the other person.
    2 min
  • Expectation is waiting for disappointment
    To avoid that disappointment does not automatically follows expectation it is important to make yourself aware of your thoughts and your behavior.
    At the end of the day you may be rewarded with contentment – check it out!
    5 min
  • I can't change others
    Isn't that what we all try to do? Change the other? Partner, children, work colleagues, boss? What if we look at ourselves instead?
    What do I have to do to get a different result from the other?
    4 min

About Selfreflection in Covid 19 times

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In times of home office and COVID 19, the TALENT MANAGEMENT ACADEMY would like to offer you an opportunity for your own reflection.