Why are we so often afraid of change?
Why do we fear change?
Why are we so often afraid of change?
How exciting is your goal?
Set a GOAL that makes you want to JUMP out of bed in the morning. Having an exciting goal is the perfect seasoning for our lives. It makes us awake, curious, energetic and creative. Sharing our ideas and inspirations with others is the only topic we want to talk about. We want to move ahead … How exciting is your goal? weiterlesen
How to stick to healthy habits?
There are people who eat healthily, train regularly for years, seem to be rested and are obviously in good shape. Often we envy these people. Their lifestyle seems to be so effortless. We struggle already when trying to get out of bed in the morning or drinking enough water.
How are we affected by our screen devices? (Part 2)
There is a myriad of issues connected to excessive screen use. Today I want to touch the findings, how the screen devices affect our lives and how we can claim back our freedom
How your concept of time influences your success as an athlete.
Everybody has a certain way to think about time. We prioritize experiences and events in the past, present or future. Our “concept of time” influences the way on how we act and even how successful we are in certain parts of our lives, for instance developing further as a professional athlete.
7 Tipps, um Prüfungs- und Wettkampfangst zu vermeiden.
Kürzlich hatte ich eine Diskussion mit Studenten und eine der am häufigsten gestellten Fragen war, ob es möglich ist, Prüfungsangst, Lampenfieber und möglicherweise auch Blackout zu vermeiden.
82.000 Hours of Happiness.
We are spending more than 82.000 hours of our lives in our job or profession. The idea that it is probably better to be happy with our job is....
Some Habits are easier to change
To change cut in habits can be a bit tricky and requires some patience and perseverance. Scientific research is showing though, that some habits are easier to change than others. To be more successful on the long run you should first choose to change a behavior which requires less energy and willpower.