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Career choice Job search Application Development of potential: Finding out what you really want
When choosing a career and looking for a job, most people orientate themselves on what is possible or what (false) role models are setting an example for them. A lot of potential is lost in the process. The meaning in life Why is it so important to find your element? The most important reason is personal in nature. Finding your element is crucial in order to Read more
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Develop potential, find the perfect job: inspires life
Job search - many people understand this to mean studying job advertisements. The right job search starts much earlier, namely with the question: What can and do I really want? Search always means risk In the Middle Ages, knights in Europe undertook a search in order to achieve a worthwhile goal. A search involves travel, adventure, and risk. Read more
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Finding your dream job: a job you love
A few years ago someone in Oklahoma told me an old story that shows how beautiful and natural it can be to live in harmony with yourself. The Tale of the Fish Two young fish swim down a river when an older fish swims past them in the opposite direction. He says: Read more
Here writes: Professor & Sir Ken Robinson
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Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, Sir Ken Robinson is one of the leading innovators. Born in 1950 in Liverpool, UK, Ken Robinson developed polio at the age of four. He had to give up his dream of becoming a professional footballer at an early age. As a young adult, he realized his real talent: speaking in front of an audience. Today he is one of the most sought-after speakers in the world, advising governments, corporations and NGOs in Europe, Asia and the US. In 1998 he headed a creativity, education and business commission for the UK government and later became a key figure in developing a strategy for Creative and Economic Development in the Peace Process for Ireland. He was also one of four international advisers to the Singapore government looking to become a creative hub in Southeast Asia. For 12 years he was Professor at the University of Warwick (UK). In 2011 he was included in the list of world elite thought leaders by the US business magazine “Fast Company” and in the ranking of the Thinkers50 list of the world's best business thought leaders. With over 25 million clicks, his TED speech “How Schools kill Creativity” is the most-viewed in the history of TED conferences. Ken Robinson lives with his family in Los Angeles. His last book "The Element" was a New York Times bestseller. More information at sirkenrobinson.com/
