Ein ehemaliger Laufschüler von mir “danke dir : 🙂 war echt schön dich mal wieder zu sehen in ferlach. bin dir immer noch auf ewig zu dank für meinen mittelfußlauf verpflichtet” Ich wollte es vermeiden… Read More »LauftrainerInnen im Visier
There was once an inventor who invented useful things all his life, but nobody wanted them. It was either too complicated things, too laborious to use, or even too strenuous to use. No matter how… Read More »The inglorious inventor
Who doesn’t know it, the look in the mirror? Is he scrutinizing, superficial, admiring, appreciative, or even critical? But there is makeup for the skin and for the soul. There are Instagram and FB. Illusions… Read More »A look in the mirror
Sometimes, although rarely, I can’t sleep. Who doesn’t know this: an agitated feeling, as if something had disarmed you inside. This division of personality is called dissociation. When I am in this state, I have… Read More »We need more integrity
Reliability is often spread as a typical German behavior characteristic. This also applies to the quality of devices or machines. Latin cultures appear less reliable in this regard. Especially when it comes to meeting deadlines… Read More »Lack of reliability – no trivial offense
Hardly a day goes by when I find no news or information about the heroic way of cancer people to deal with cancer. Social media, blog posts, podcasts, and Co. are overcrowded and should move… Read More »Cancer sufferers are not heroes, They and Others just pretend to be
If you look in German for an English translation for self-certainty, you get “self-confidence.” In English, the term self-certainty does not seem very common. I have found some articles on the difference between the two… Read More »Self-certainty, self-esteem, and self-confidence
I am ashamed to belong to the standard weight, and I can be criticized, insult, devalue as a discriminating and sexist man without any consequences. I must not criticize too thin or too thick, and… Read More »Normal, too fat, too thin
Resilience has become a buzzword. What does Wikipedia say about this: Resilience (from Latin resilire, ‘jumping back’, ‘bouncing off’) or mental resilience is the ability to cope with crises and use them by resorting to… Read More »The Resilience
Can we humans change? Can evil people become loving people, and a hardworking person become lazy? Are we able to leap beyond our shadow, bursting with life experiences and developing profitably? Is reliability, empathy, openness,… Read More »Changeability
