Etiqueta: frases
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Decía Carl Jung
“el mundo te preguntará quién eres. Y si no lo sabes, será el mundo el que te lo diga.”
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Sácale punta a tus anomalías
“Permíteme decirte por qué estás aquí. Estás aquí porque sabes algo. Lo que sabes no puedes explicarlo, pero lo sientes. Toda tu vida has sentido que hay algo mal en el mundo. No sabes qué es, pero está ahí, como una astilla en tu mente, volviéndote loco.” – Morpheus, The Matrix
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¿Qué Desea el Mundo de ti?
Es más fácil conseguir eso que quieres si tu objetivo coincide con eso que el mundo necesita de ti. “Lo que un ser humano desea para sí mismo nunca ocurrirá exactamente como lo imaginó al principio, o como lo planificó en su mente. Lo que siempre sucede es el encuentro entre lo que tú deseas…
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Two ears and one mouth
“We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.” – Epictetus
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What is curiosity?
Scott Shigeoka writing in Harvard Business Review: Managers often get one major thing wrong about curiosity. They tend to limit their definition of curiosity as a force to get information—something that powers our exploration or learning, for instance. We need to see curiosity as a more expansive practice. It’s more than just an intellectual pursuit, it…
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You would not have been here
“The future will be better than you expect it to be. It always has been. You wouldn’t have been here if your present matched your past fears, would you?” — Solve for Happy by Mo Gawdat
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The duty always remains
Our job is to do our job – which is to be good. To do the thing we were trained to do, to do the thing we know as important, that we promised to do when we took up this responsibility. The consequences, the recognition, the pay can change – but the duty remains. The…
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Seneca y el Liderazgo
“Happy is the man who can make others better, not merely when he is in their company, but even when is in their thoughts”– Seneca
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Successful
If you seek to avoid all disruptions to tranquility – other people, external events, stress – you will never be successful.
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True Happiness
True happiness is to enjoy the present without anxious dependence upon the future. – Seneca
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