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Over the past year, there was no getting away from being bombarded with information regarding the future world of work and how the technological advances, disruption and innovation it will...
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Over the past year, there was no getting away from being bombarded with information regarding the future world of work and how the technological advances, disruption and innovation it will bring, will acutely change the world we live in and definitely also the world we work in. As people are all different, some reacted to this with excited anticipation and others with mistrust and fear.
Did you know that it takes roughly 21 days to form a new habit? We want to take some time to focus on learning new habits that will leave us being more alive, more aware, more open, and better able to manage ourselves in the future. Therefore, over the next 21 days, while we all have more time for reflection and analysis, we want to invite you to join us on a journey of self-awareness and management.
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Did you know that it takes roughly 21 days to form a new habit? We want to take some time to focus on learning new habits that will leave us being more alive, more aware, more open, and better able to manage ourselves in the future. Therefore, over the next 21 days, while we all have more time for reflection and analysis, we want to invite you to join us on a journey of self-awareness and management.
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Tip #21 - Resilience for survival and growth - Dr Karina de Bruin
8 MAY 2020 · In the engineering world, resilience refers to the ability of an object, or structure, to spring back into shape after it was exposed to a severe force or pressure. Other terms associated with resilience are elasticity, flexibility, pliability, plasticity, and adaptability. In human terms, resilience refers to the ability of a person to recover from setbacks, adapt well to change, and keep going even when facing difficult circumstances. In order to survive in uncertain and difficult times, resilience is probably one of the most important skills for anyone to possess.3m 5s -
Tip #17 - Living with purpose - Dr Renate Scherrer
17 APR 2020 · When we are going through very tough times, finding purpose and meaning in our existence is one of the most powerful ways to build resilience. It means that we can endure the pain or uncertainty of daily life because we are focusing on what is beyond that, what is waiting for us on the other side. Like a ship on route to its destination, we are able to do what is required at the moment on the journey in order to get to where we are going, because we are able to see beyond the current.3m 46s -
Tip #15 - Keep on learning - Dr Karina de Bruin
14 APR 2020 · Trying out a new skill helps us learn how to fail. Being a keen follower of MasterChef Australia, I have recently tried to make panna cotta. It was an inedible disaster. But you know what, the failed attempt has invited me to try out some other desserts, which looked and tasted much better. I have built some new pathways in my brain, I’m a little bit more motivated when it comes to cooking and baking – very much to the surprise of my family - and above all, I keep on learning.3m 7s -
Tip #13 - The power of adaptability - Dr Renate Scherrer
14 APR 2020 · Adaptability is such an important and essential survival mechanism. Charles Darwin said: “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change.” The fact is that most human beings will not choose to change if they have a choice. But when we are forced to or if the pain of not changing outweighs the pain of staying the same, then we find ourselves adapting and looking back afterwards with surprise at what we have gained.3m 23s -
Tip #11 - Invite some beauty in - Dr Karina de bruin
6 APR 2020 · Most of us think that creativity is reserved only for talented artists, but according to Elizabeth Gilbert, author of many popular books, if you are alive, you are a creative person.2m 49s -
Tip #9 - Perseverance - Dr Renate Scherrer
2 APR 2020 · As Martin Luther King said: “If you can't fly then run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do, you have to keep moving forward.”3m 18s -
Tip #7 - Coping with stress and anxiety - Dr Karina de Bruin
31 MAR 2020 · Stress and anxiety, when left unchecked, can destroy your career, health, and relationships – exactly those things that can help us get through tough times. So, how can we prevent these harmful outcomes?3m 22s -
Tip #5 - Three types of happiness - Dr Jopie de Beer
30 MAR 2020 · Everyone wants to be happy, but happiness is not just one thing. In this episode, Dr Jopie de Beer looks at three types of happiness and how you can enhance each type in your life.3m 37s -
Tip #3 - Seeds of Optimism - Dr Karina de Bruin
29 MAR 2020 · Research evidence has shown that optimism creates physical and mental resilience for people, even those who have been through extremely difficult life events or medical situations.2m 46s -
Tip #2 - Building Gratitude - Dr Renate Scherrer
28 MAR 2020 · When we open our eyes to really SEE what and who we have around us, it is quite a revelation to realise how much we have to be thankful for.2m 35s
Over the past year, there was no getting away from being bombarded with information regarding the future world of work and how the technological advances, disruption and innovation it will...
show more
Over the past year, there was no getting away from being bombarded with information regarding the future world of work and how the technological advances, disruption and innovation it will bring, will acutely change the world we live in and definitely also the world we work in. As people are all different, some reacted to this with excited anticipation and others with mistrust and fear.
Did you know that it takes roughly 21 days to form a new habit? We want to take some time to focus on learning new habits that will leave us being more alive, more aware, more open, and better able to manage ourselves in the future. Therefore, over the next 21 days, while we all have more time for reflection and analysis, we want to invite you to join us on a journey of self-awareness and management.
show less
Did you know that it takes roughly 21 days to form a new habit? We want to take some time to focus on learning new habits that will leave us being more alive, more aware, more open, and better able to manage ourselves in the future. Therefore, over the next 21 days, while we all have more time for reflection and analysis, we want to invite you to join us on a journey of self-awareness and management.
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