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Shatterproof by Tasha Eurich

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By Tasha Eurich, Brené Brown, Susan Cain
| Pan Macmillan
‘Insightful’ – Brené Brown, bestselling author of Dare to Lead ‘Life-changing’ – Marshall Goldsmith, bestselling author and the world's #1 Leadership Thinker From New York Times bestselling organizational psychologist Dr Tasha Eurich comes the myth-busting guide to transforming adversity into strength. The world is more chaotic than ever, and resilience alone isn't enough anymore.
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Cos’è davvero la consapevolezza di sé (e come coltivarla)

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By Tasha Eurich
| hbritalia.it
La consapevolezza di sé sembra essere diventata l’ultima parola d’ordine del management, e per un buon motivo. Le ricerche suggeriscono che quando vediamo noi stessi con chiarezza, siamo più fiduciosi e creativi. Prendiamo decisioni più sicure, costruiamo relazioni più solide e comunichiamo in modo più efficace. Siamo meno propensi a mentire, imbrogliare e rubare. Siamo lavoratori migliori e otteniamo più promozioni.
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3 Neuroscience Hacks For A Better Life

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By Tasha Eurich
| Speakers Office Verified
Recently, I travelled to Brainerd, Minnesota for a keynote. The temperature was a bit bone chilling, but the people couldn’t have been warmer. I was happy to be there. Thanks to my small-town Midwestern roots, I always breathe a sigh of relief when I’m in that part of the world, because everything feels a little kinder. Indeed, because the wider world is stuck in an epidemic of incivility, moments of kindness might matter now more than ever.
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