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Is intuition a gift that many people know today?

interview with Star Coach Lilli Cremer-Altgeld

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question: Is intuition a gift that many people know today?

Answer: managers say the ever quite openly. They say for example: "I am simply not on my gut feeling too." What was once frowned upon, is now increasingly in the business to normal. Officially, then facts and figures to justify used - that convinced the fastest. However, the frequency statements: "I have listened to my heart." increasingly well received. Managers also give off lately for such reports.

This is not really new.

We know from the Nobel laureate Albert Einstein the sentence: "The really valuable is essentially the intuition (The intellect has little to do on the road to discovery There comes a leap in consciousness, call it intuition or what you will.. , and the solution comes to you and you do not know how or why.) "

a proof provided in the 19th Century Francis Galton (1822-1911), a half-cousin of Charles Darwin. He was a British researcher and writer and it means he was able to read books with two and half years - at the age of six, he ventured out of the works of Shakespeare. Later he introduced a number of statistical methods and worked in experimental psychology, which was then still largely unknown.

One day he made one of his famous self-experiment. Prior to his regular morning walk in London left the house, he introduced himself quite firmly: "I am the most hated man in England". He was concentrating on a few minutes of this issue - and walked out.

What happened shortly thereafter on the streets as the people saw him? Passersby called him to abuse. Some turned away from him - obviously with gestures of disgust. A port worker bumped into him in passing, so he fell.

Even animals were offended in him. A cab horse kicked at him - he went to the ground. There was a small ethnic riot. It took the People's Party for the horse.

Then ended Galton's experiment on himself and went home.

Birkenbihl Michael, author of "Train the Trainer" and father of Vera Birkenbihl - author of "straw in your head?" ?. - Write to 'Galton's famous walk': "Why (...) I will tell you this story not only because it is amusing, you can draw from their first two lessons (...): Man is what he thinks 2. It is not necessary, the Environmental his attitude communicated by words, people "feel" it as such "

It's easy to practice self-tests One of the best known is probably: I imagine, I always immediately a parking lot with a little practice... .. one can increasingly find faster always better parking

Small problem, the practice now know so many people that it is here in an increasing competitive environment is why. Search your own playing field and experiment reports about you. Their successes: http://tinyurl.com/ProfilLilli or Tweet with: http://twitter.com/Begabungspresse .

Literature: Birkenbihl, Michael: Train the trainer. Operational Manual for
trainers and lecturers. Landsberg, Lech 1992nd

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What career opportunities are pessimists?

interview with Star Coach Lilli Cremer-Altgeld



* Question: What career opportunities are pessimists?

Answer: Pessimists can not kiss - that even Martin Seligman, a professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania said, USA. And the job prospects for pessimists are generally not greater than the attraction in love life.

The career opportunities are so bad - but there are prospects. First of all, what distinguishes an optimist from a pessimist? Seligman called here three main factors: first

The durability. Pessimists believe that the unpleasant events - and their causes - are permanent. Optimists, however, hold these events and the associated causes of a temporary phenomenon - hence temporary.

second The scope. Pessimists generalize failures and setbacks. Optimists think the odd lack of success for a singular development and do not believe that it is transferable to the entire situation.

third The personalization. Pessimists give themselves automatically to blame when something does not work out as desired. Pessimistic people have a rather weak Self-esteem and little confidence. Optimists - equipped with a strong self-confidence - see the causes of others or the circumstances of life.

The good news is that optimism can be - women - to learn.

is learning from this premise and from Susan Vaughan. She is a lecturer in psychiatry at Columbia University (USA) and Harvard graduate. In her bestseller "pessimists not promoted it," she explains, "optimism arises from the inner process of mood regulation, and which can be overcome by other processes, such as exercise and a few magic tricks."

The problem is that people with a tendency to pessimism, a positive internal state - and the feeling of control over their world - not maintained! Their self-image is largely negative. Therefore stand pessimists and negative results.

analog of the different paradigms of optimists and pessimists, it seems likely that different thinking also results in other feelings. The author recommends: "Do optimistic thinking, then you will, in time for the optimist who tries to think like an optimist, a good event, ultimately changed the image of themselves than other people.."

Vaughan shows conclusively, as we step by step control of our inner "feeling monster" win and get to a more optimistic outlook on life can. Tip: Vaughan, Susan: Half empty? Half full! If you are

even kissed too little and too rarely promoted, why not make the time - free - Test in Manager-Magazin: pessimists not be promoted! See http://karriere.manager-magazin.de/test.php?test=potenziallight


And remember: you really can learn optimism. Wife.
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