by Mac Kroupensky | Embrace your greatness, Humanities, Creativity, Crowdsourcing, Disruption, Success, Marketing, Pensamiento del dĆa, Productivity, Advertising
ImagĆnate cumplir el sueƱo de comprar un yate maravilloso. La libertad de navegar, sentir el viento en la cara, disfrutar del mar y compartir momentos inolvidables con quienes amas. Ā”QuĆ© maravilla! Pero entonces comienza la pesadilla. Que nadie raye la cubierta, que...
by Mac Kroupensky | Embrace your greatness, Humanities, Creativity, Success, Innovation, Marketing, Networking, Pensamiento del dĆa, Productivity, Advertising, Social Media
Puedes tener una gran empresa, una casa maravillosa, automóviles de lujo y una cuenta bancaria envidiable. Pero si no puedes dejar de trabajar sin que todo se venga abajo, ¿qué tan rico eres realmente? Conozco empresarios que creyeron haber construido un negocio y...
by Mac Kroupensky | Embrace your greatness, Science, Humanities, social sciences, Culture, Future, Cheers, Technology
Today I want to invite you to join me on a little tour of what's good in the world and to fill you with hope, encouragement, and happiness. But, first, what's going on? Why is there this feeling that we're getting worse and worse and that the future is a...
by Mac Kroupensky | Humanities, Education
Lo que estoy leyendo Desde el Ćŗltimo blog, he leĆdo tres libros. El primero, Ā«Cómo funciona el cerebro del perroĀ»; el segundo, Ā«Cómo funciona el cerebro del gatoĀ»; y el tercero, Ā«Cognitive Behavioral TherapyĀ». Aunque al empezar a leer el libro sobre los perros y...
by Mac Kroupensky | Love, Embrace your greatness, Chatting with Mac, Humanities, Happiness
Our emotional life is made up of two forces: fear and love. Each one independent. Each one powerful. And each one leads to a different destiny. Thatās why today, I want to share a strategy with you on how to shift towards love when youāre faced with...
by Mac Kroupensky | Humanities, social sciences, Collaboration, Success, Networking, Values
What I'm reading I just read «Overcoming Imposter Syndrome,» written by psychologist Kelly Vincent. It's a small book, focused on supporting successful women who sometimes feel they don't deserve their achievements and that, deep down, they are frauds. Without a doubt,...