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Leaning in Without Falling Over Sawubona, Many women find that in the process of fulfilling personal and professional expectations, they have only partially developed their capacities despite significant external achievements. Leaning In Without falling over circle is an initiative started by the 02 co-founders of Sustain Leadersh...

Leah Weiss, Ph.D, a Stanford professor specializing in mindfulness in the workplace says that “some people are optimistic by nature, but many of us learn optimism as well. Anyone can learn to be optimistic — the trick is to find purpose in work and life”.
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How to train your brain to be more optimistic The glass is half full -- here's how to see it that way.

Happy 46th National Day!!!

The researchers who publish the annual World Happiness Report found that about three-quarters of human happiness is driven by six factors: strong economic growth, healthy life expectancy, quality social relationships, generosity, trust, and freedom to live the life that’s right for you.

These Are the World’s Happiest Places What do Denmark, Costa Rica, and Singapore have in common? Their people feel secure, have a sense of purpose, and enjoy lives that minimize stress and maximize joy. Here’s how they do it.

I believe this interview is very important for all men to watch, but also for women, especially if you are educating boys and can make a difference in how you shape your kids' "masculinity". It will help you putting things in perspective. It's 30 min long, but it's worth every minute, specially if you have someone aggressive in your life.

Lewis Howes: Why the World Desperately Needs Sensitive Men Want to understand the men in your life & help the world become a less violent place? Lewis Howes shares how sensitive men could help transform our culture.

Every time I heard a successful women saying that “she was lucky” I can’t stop myself from asking her: are you where you are in life because of luck of because of the choices you did through your life? How would you feel if your sister, daughter or hardworking friend told you “she was lucky”, and you know that she worked hard to build what she has? Own it ladies! Life is about the choices you make, not about luck! Language is very powerful, that’s why NLP works that well. Be mindful of your words because they have an ultimate influence in your self esteem and confidence.

Attending at listening to “we should teach kids how to think and not what to think” ❤️🖤❤️

“For being understanding and positive are key to make small changes that lead to big results!” Wise words of speaker next Saturday.

Stress is good, it's what helped us to survive. The problem is that it usually becomes one of our biggest problems. Are you too busy to meditate, to journal, to think of your dreams, to do the things you like or would like to try but you can't find time to do? If you don't take care of yourself, nobody will. If you want to help others or take care of others, you need to take care and help yourself first. How much time are you going to wait? I'm here to help you, listen to you and coach you getting the life you want and deserve. It's your choice. @ Dubai, United Arab Emirates

I love this quote from Omaira!

We asked our speakers about one way in which they would interpret the theme this year, 'bridge'. Here's what Omaira Farooq Al Olama had to say.

TEDxAlWaslWomen is happening on November 4th with amazing speakers as Omaira Farooq Al Olama.

We asked our speakers about one way in which they would interpret the theme this year, 'bridge'. Here's what Omaira Farooq Al Olama had to say.

This is one of the principles on NLP: "People are not their behavior". Let's see the difference when, for example, talking to a kid: "you are bad" vs "your behavior is bad" or "what you are doing is bad". By making clear for kids and teens that they are not a bad person but they are displaying a behavior that is inappropriate you can avoid kids to end up believing they are a something we called them. When I was at school a teacher told me that I was not good at maths, and I have been repeating that and believing that since. Finding better ways to communicate with others, specially with kids and teens will have tremendous consequences at a later stage.