Finding Your Flow For an Engaging High School Experience!
Are you ready to dive into the boundless sea of possibilities and challenges that high school offers? As you embark on this exciting journey, it’s natural to feel a surge of emotions. But fear not, for there’s a powerful concept called flow theory that can guide you through these waters, ensuring you find your rhythm […]
Balancing Back From “Me, Myself and I To Us and We”
Why has society’s pendulum swung back and forth between individualism and collectivism over the past century, and what implications does this movement hold for democracy and social cohesion? On the one hand, we have individualism, which is characterised by self-interest and division—the “I” society. On the other hand, lies collectivism, where community and cooperation reign—the […]
Career Success and Well-Being: Two Sides of the Same Coin!
Is it possible to achieve career success without sacrificing personal well-being? In “Pause. Breathe. Choose: Become the CEO of Your Well-Being,” Naz Beheshti argues for a balanced approach to success and achievement, emphasising the importance of personal well-being alongside professional goals. This book serves as a guide for people trying to master the complexities of […]
Authentic Happiness: Your Path to Lasting Success!
Have you ever wondered why some people seem to radiate joy and contentment while others struggle to find happiness? The answer may lie in the ground-breaking work of Martin E.P. Seligman, a pioneer in the field of positive psychology. In his book “Authentic Happiness,” Seligman challenges the traditional focus of psychology on mental illness and […]
How Quiet People Can Make a Big Impact
Have you ever paused to consider the subtle yet influential role of introverts in a society that frequently glorifies extroversion and outspokenness? In a world that often celebrates extroversion and loud personalities, it’s easy to underestimate the quiet power of introverts. Nevertheless, introverts possess a unique set of strengths that are frequently undervalued. These strengths, […]
Ancient Wisdom: The Keys to Modern Happiness!
Could it be that ancient wisdom carries the secrets to contemporary happiness? The insights from Jonathan Haidt’s “The Happiness Hypothesis: Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom” provide a profound exploration of happiness, blending ancient wisdom with modern psychology. This blog will reveal the core ideas presented in the book, illustrating how they stack up with […]
Emotional Resilience Needs Seven Essential Habits!
What if you could develop the strength and grace to master life’s challenges with confidence? Emotional resilience is like a muscle; the more you train it, the stronger it becomes. In his book, “Emotional Habits: 7 Things Resilient People Do Differently (And How They Can Help You Succeed in Business and Life)”, Akash Karia outlines […]
The Power of Thoughts and Feelings: Mastering Your Emotional Well-Being
How often do we stop to consider the profound impact our thoughts have on our emotions and overall well-being? The book ‘Thoughts & Feelings: Taking Control of Your Moods & Your Life’ by Matthew McKay, Martha Davis, and Patrick Fanning is a fountain of knowledge for individuals wanting to master their emotional well-being. It provides […]
Five Ways of Learning: A Blend is Needed!
Learning, a complex process involving the acquisition of new knowledge, skills, and behaviours, is significantly influenced by the application of learning theories. These theories—behaviourism, cognitivism, constructivism, humanism, and connectivism — offer unique insights into the learning process and can be applied in various educational contexts. However, it’s the educators who play a pivotal and empowering […]
Rethinking Delinquency: The Humanistic Approach to Education!
Have you ever wondered why existing educational frameworks for addressing delinquency at schools are failing? A different approach may be needed. The Humanistic Learning Theory suggests an alternative approach, focusing on unmet needs that prevent learners from reaching their full potential. It recognises that individuals are inherently good and capable of self-directed growth and suggests […]