Tag Archives: personality
3 Top Tips for Managing Gen Y
For many trainers, 18 - 26 yr olds can be a tough group to engage and motivate. Described by sociologists as the GenerationY (because they follow Generation-X), many prefer the term "millenials" to recognise that their worldview/outlook was shaped as we moved from the 20th to the 21st century.
As a group, they can be hard [...]
Outside the (horse) box
Reflecting on my experiences to date recently I recalled an event that changed my life.
A few years ago I was fortunate to be invited to be part of the Kaizen Training consultant team and was participating in their awesome year long black belt programme of personal development. In this personal article Paul reflects on his first experience with a horse that changed the way he related to others forever.
Posted in Reflections Also tagged accelerated learning, Comunication, Relationships, Resources 7 Comments
Why is it hard to “unlearn” an incorrect fact?
Although this article focuses on 'unlearning' facts, could we use the same techniques to unlearn poor behaviours?
Why is it hard to "unlearn" an incorrect fact?: Scientific American
40 Superb Psychology Blogs
Want to know more about how people react and think?
Want to expand your understanding of people and their pesonalities?
Check out this excellent roundup of the superb psychology blogs:
40 Superb Psychology Blogs | PsyBlog
Congruence – What is that about?