by Mac Kroupensky | Love, Embrace your greatness, Creativity, Education, Happiness, Leadership, Motivation, Pensamiento del día, Productivity
Ayudar demasiado también puede hacer daño Me gusta ayudar. Cuando alguien que quiero tiene un problema, mi cabeza inmediatamente comienza a buscar soluciones. Cuando un colaborador se atora, quiero destrabarlo. Cuando algo peligra, quiero entrar y resolver. Durante...
by Mac Kroupensky | Love, Family, Happiness, Habits, Meditation, Values, Vulnerability
There are weeks when different events seem to converge around the same lesson. This week, I found that lesson in a book that challenges our ideas about compassion, in an unexpected conversation in a hospital waiting room, and in...
by Mac Kroupensky | Embrace your greatness, Creativity, Success, Happiness, Habits, Leadership, Values
Let me tell you a story. When I was young, I was shy. I'd watch the popular guys at school and the pretty girls. And, to be honest, I felt a little envious. It seemed like they were living more interesting lives than I was. They had friends, they...
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. That’s why today, I want to share a strategy with you on how to shift towards love when you’re faced with...
by Mac Kroupensky | Embrace your greatness, Chatting with Mac, Success, Happiness, Habits, Meditation, Meditate
What I'm currently reading. I'm immersed in Walter Isaacson's biography of Albert Einstein. I'm at the period between 1933 and 1936, when Hitler came to power and unleashed a fierce anti-Semitic campaign, forcing Einstein to leave his native...
by Mac Kroupensky | Love, Art, Embrace your greatness, Chatting with Mac, Humanities, Creativity, Education, To undertake, Success, Family, Happiness, Mexico, Social Media, Elderly, Values
What I'm Reading This week I'm reading «Antifragile» by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. It's one of those books that makes a lot of people uncomfortable because it questions many of the principles and foundations that are part of our Western worldview. For example, he says that...
