Archive for Mind

Jan
18

Wisdom

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What we know for sure stand in the way of what we need to learn’
Richard Far­son, in The Inno­va­tion Paradox

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Jan
17

The Mind Capacities

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Have you ever taken a test, or assess­ment to dis­cover who you are, what job best suits you, or which rela­tion­ships fit you best? Do you know your “type”?

Think­ing Styles.

Too many mod­ern assess­ments and mod­els put peo­ple in boxes: you’re an A-type, where you hang in the 4 quad­rants, mod­els of per­son­al­ity etc… As much as it is use­ful to dis­cover cer­tain char­ac­ter traits, those tend to limit us rather than assist us to expand our per­cep­tion of who we are and how we are “sup­posed” to behave, because they tend to func­tion deduc­tively (from out­side to inside) rather than induc­tively (from inside to outside).

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May
03

Meet Carlos!

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ONLY 4 SPACES LEFT!

This is a unique oppor­tu­nity to meet and study with car­los Pomeda for a whole week end in Hong Kong from June 19th (Fri­day) to June 22nd (Sunday).

Read below details on the retreat. If any ques­tion, post com­ment or email me!

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Categories : Yoga
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Dec
20

Language: The Map is not the Territory

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Alfred Korzyb­ski in “Sci­ence and San­ity” (1933) reflects on the verb “to be” and the process of iden­ti­fi­ca­tion. He used to train peo­ple to avoid say­ing “I am”, ask­ing them “Is this all you think you are?”.

Have you noticed when we are asked “who are you”, often, we say our name, and maybe men­tion our occupation/job title? Is this all we are? The verb TO BE can be lim­it­ing and reflects our beliefs about ourselves.

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Dec
20

Is Logic Logical

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Often, the solu­tion to our prob­lems lies in the abil­ity to see things from a dif­fer­ent point of view.

Some­thing to con­tem­plate (from the philoso­pher Wittgenstein):

We are tempted to think that because we know 1, we know 2 because 1 and 1 equal 2; but we for­got to look at the “and”. If you com­bine 1 litre of alco­hol and 1 litre of water you do not get 2 litres (try it, you’ll see)!

Think! In peo­ple, when 1+1 equal more than 2, it is called syn­ergy! When it is less, conflict!

In what ways can you make 1+1 more than 2, in your per­sonal life, busi­ness, health?

Expand your point of view!

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