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Taking the Obama steps.

Abraham Maslow hierarchy of needs rewrite – Drive in 10 minutes.

Yesterday I had great opportunity to hear a lecture from world known Zen Buddhist roshi, anthropologist, ecologist, civil rights activist, hospice caregiver and the author of several books on Buddhism and spirituality. I see her as a person with great positive energy which is definitly required within her work. I just want to expose her clear attitude to euthanasy, one of the core issues in supporting dying people. She said: “Euthanasy is a deep personal matter” … which is in western society controlled by law turned away from people into benefit of pharmaceutical industry. It should be accepted in fatal disease but unfortunately is criminalized. I strongly agree on this.

• Set Goals and Prioritize
• Break it Down
• Tackle the Tough Stuff First
• Streamline Communications
• Reduce Clutter
• You are Your Greatest Asset

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The best and quickest way to improve your life is simple: just think more positively.

You’ve probably heard this many times before. And you’re probably thinking, “That’s a great idea, but in the real world it’s much easier said than done.”

It’s true; like a lot of things in life, becoming a “positive” person is an idea that is simple but not necessarily easy.

The goal of this brief article is to give you a few simple and practical techniques that will help you make positive thinking an automatic and permanent part of your life.

1. Positive Thinking is Critically Important
2. How Do You Become a Positive Thinker?
3. Smile and Let the Tail Wag the Dog
4. Create a Triggering Mechanism for Yourself
5. Choose Your Words Carefully
6. Eject Negative Self-Talk
7. Train Your Brain through Meditation
8. Remind Yourself of What’s Important
9. Wash Away Negativity with a Powerful Visualization
10. Welcome Life’s Obstacles – Adversity is Opportunity
11. Don’t Worry – Be Happy

Start Today

A win-win game is a game which is designed in a way that all participants can profit from it in one way or the other. In conflict resolution a win-win strategy is a conflict resolution process that aims to accommodate all disputants.

Do you feel that someone is continually taking advantage of you? Do you seem to have to fight your corner aggressively, or ally with others, to win the resources you need? Or do you struggle to get what you want from people whose help you need, but over whom you have little direct authority? If so, you may need to brush up your win-win negotiation skills.

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