Sarcasm - The Weapon of Helplessness

Posted in Kids/Children, Parenting, Relationships
by Gal Baras on May 27th, 2008

Sarcasm is the weapon of disempowered people, who use information to regain some of their missing feeling of control. To find out when you are using sarcasm in your life and overcome it, here are some things you can do…


 

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Self Esteem Mini-Course (part 2)

Posted in Did You Know?, Education & Learning, Emotional Intelligence, Kids/Children, Life Coaching, Parenting
by Ronit Baras on March 11th, 2008

Last week, in Self Esteem Mini-Course (part 1), I wrote about the definition of self-esteem. This week, let us explore how school promotes low self-esteem in children and shapes our society in the opposite way.

Since our self-esteem is based on our perception of ourselves and school is the place we spend most of our time between the ages of 6 and 12, every school experience either increases or decreases our self-esteem.


 

Self Esteem Mini-Course (part 1)

Posted in Did You Know?, Education & Learning, Emotional Intelligence, Kids/Children, Life Coaching, Parenting
by Ronit Baras on March 4th, 2008

I believe that every parent wants their kids to have high self-esteem, so I have decided to publish a few posts over the coming weeks about self-esteem, what it is and how to increase it, so every parent reading this will be able to help their kids develop this very important emotional strength.


 

Optimism or "What’s the big fuss about Emotional Intelligence (Emotional Quotient)?"

Posted in Education & Learning, Emotional Intelligence, Kids/Children, Parenting
by Ronit Baras on March 3rd, 2008

Possibly the greatest optimist in history was Thomas Edison. He went through 1,500 attempts to come up with the right wire to light his bulb. He never thought that each attempt will repeat because he was not the same person after that attempt. The Thomas Edison preparing for his 1,500th attempt knew something that the Thomas Edison preparing for his 1,499th attempt did not know.


 

Heroes

Posted in Parenting, Personal Growth, Teens
by Ronit Baras on January 15th, 2008

We all like watching “Heroes” on TV and reading books about strong or creative people who have done things others did not expect them to do. Hearing, reading about or meeting such people is very motivating. Heroism is the courage to face fears, therefore fear and heroes go together.

Fear is a basic human emotion that works like a survival instinct. In a sense, fear helps protect us from danger, though it has reached a point where we see danger even in places where it does not exist.


 

Overnight Success

Posted in Emotional Intelligence, Opinion, Personal Growth
by Ronit Baras on December 10th, 2007

I read a lot about success and attend personal development and wealth creation seminars. It is very inspiring. Unfortunately, the more I do this, the more I hear about people who are making it big time overnight.

The overnight success factor works very well on people who are not successful. It really helps sell stuff. Look at some of the best overnight success promotions:

- Lose 14 kilos in 14 days!

- How to make $250,000 from property without using your own money!

- Use this drink and be blond and beautiful in just 4 days! (OK, so I made this one up myself ;))

I bet overnight success was invented by unsuccessful people to help them feel better about their lack of success.


 

7 Easy Steps To Detox Your Life

Posted in Did You Know?, Emotional Intelligence, Personal Growth
by Ronit Baras on December 5th, 2007

This happens to many people. They get up one day feeling sick and tired of trying so hard and determine to change. Some of us are lucky to be really sick and are forced to listen to our body.

Sickness is our body’s way of talking to us. When we are sick, the level of poison in our body has reached a warning level. Having been very sick during childhood, I was shocked to discover when I was just 16 that my thoughts were pure poison. I had bad thoughts about myself, my abilities and my talents. I had bad thoughts about others around me and, of course, I never took any responsibility over my life. Not that I didn’t want to, but I do not think I knew what it meant.


 

I’m OK, You’re OK!

Posted in Life Coaching, Personal Growth
by Ronit Baras on June 25th, 2007

A very common human expression is “I wish I could go back in time and change something.Then my life would be different. I wish I could have a second chance”. Let’s explore this a bit, shall we?


 
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