Sobre el autor Daniel Todd Gilbert es un psicólogo social y escritor estadounidense. Ha ganado numerosos premios por su labor docente e investigadora y ha escrito un libro superventas, Tropezando con la felicidad, que se ha traducido a más de 30 idiomas. Gilbert también ha escrito ensayos para varios periódicos y revistas, ha presentado un programa de televisión de no ficción... Sigue leyendo "El ser humano es una obra en construcción
you might wonderwhat you’ll becomeparalyzed by unknownsand should-have-dones you might look at your lifeand think it’s too lateto love and dancewas not your fate don’t let fear windon’t wallow in doubtbeyond your door the worldinvites you to come out take a chance and do the leapwho knows what you’ll findbeauty and joy and lightare waiting… Sigue leyendo "todo te espera
The office was busy, and the young apprentice, Liam, was lost. His mind raced with uncertainties, and anxiety gnawed at his heart. As he struggled to focus on his work, his boss, Sophia, noticed his distress. Sophia approached Liam with a gentle smile. “Liam, what troubles you?” she asked. Liam sighed, his shoulders slumped. “I… Sigue leyendo "La parábola del niño y el caballo
La nieve crujía bajo mis pies mientras guiaba a mi novia por el camino de entrada, con los ojos cubiertos por una bufanda de lana suave que le había envuelto suavemente en la cabeza. La bufanda le protegía los ojos del espectáculo que le esperaba y le proporcionaba calor contra la fría noche de invierno. El aire frío nos rozaba las mejillas,... Sigue leyendo "La Danza de la Aurora
Cuando alguien comparte contigo sus problemas o luchas, es tentador ofrecerle consejos o soluciones. Sin embargo, a veces necesitan una simple afirmación, un reconocimiento y validación de sus experiencias y emociones. Utilizando el truco de la afirmación, puedes crear un entorno de apoyo que permita a la persona sentirse escuchada y comprendida. Imagina que tu amigo te confía... Sigue leyendo "Afirmación: Validar experiencias y reforzar vínculos
When conversing with others, especially when discussing problems or differing opinions, it’s easy to fall into the trap of trying to prove your point. However, this approach can lead to a breakdown in communication and understanding. Instead, try using the pleasing, not proving hack, which focuses on discovering and appreciating the other person’s perspective. Imagine… Sigue leyendo "Complacer, no demostrar: Fomentar la comprensión y la conexión
When someone shares a personal problem or concern with you, you must show that you’re actively engaged in the conversation. One effective way to do this is through gentle inquiry, which involves asking open-ended questions that encourage the speaker to explore their thoughts and feelings more deeply. Imagine your friend confides in you about a… Sigue leyendo "La indagación amable: Fomentar una comunicación y una comprensión más profundas
When someone comes to you with a problem, it’s natural to want to jump in and offer solutions. After all, we want to help those we care about. However, sometimes, the best way to support someone is by simply listening and empathizing with their situation rather than trying to solve their problems for them. Imagine… Sigue leyendo "Supportive listening: Empower others to find their own solution
It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of daily decisions you face. From prioritizing tasks to managing complex projects, the choices seem endless. In fact, research has shown that the average person makes an astonishing 35,000 decisions every single day. And when it comes to food alone, we make around 200 judgments daily.… Sigue leyendo "The art of simplifying your decisions: A guide to mental clarity
About the author Toni Morrison was a renowned American author born on February 18, 1931, in Lorain, Ohio. She was the second of four children and grew up in a semi-integrated area, experiencing racial discrimination. Morrison’s birth name was Chloe Anthony Wofford. She attended Howard University, where she experienced racial segregation and witnessed the divide… Sigue leyendo "At some point in life the world’s beauty becomes enough
