Một trong những cuốn sách hay nhất nói về thói quen xấu của con người là "BIỆN BẠCH" - Các bạn cùng đọc để tiêu diệt con bò "biện bạch" ra khỏi người nhé. Biểu tượng cảm xúc tongue chúc may mắn!
You must take personal responsibility.You cannot change the circumstances, the seasons, or the wind, but you can change yourself.
America’s foremost business philosopher
One of the most pervasive myths in the American culture today is that we are entitled to a great life—that somehow, somewhere, someone (certainly not us) is responsible for filling our lives with continual happiness, exciting career options, nurturing family time, and blissful personal relationships simply be But the real truth—and the one lesson this whole book is based on—is that there is only one person responsible for the quality of the life you live.
I don’t know if your parents bought this book for you to read, or you picked it up yourself. Whatever the case, I promise that I will be sharing with you answers to questions and problems about life and school that you have been searching for.
I know because I was one bored teenager (and near bottom of the class) not too long ago. So here in this book I will show you how to deal with all the problems you face as a teen.
The ideas and strategies I will reveal will not only make your life a whole lot easier (yup! being a student can be really stressful and tough), but also show you how to make your teenage years exciting and successful.
Winners have certain beliefs and behaviors that empower them to win. We have developed perspectives that create consistent results in our lives that are positive. Whiners, on the other hand, have learned bad habits in their thoughts, words, and actions that cause pain and problems. By learning the positive beliefs and behaviors of winners and unlearning the negative beliefs and behaviors of whiners, you can take control of your life and win more consistently.
We live in a world of violence, human suffering, and environmental destruction. What can we, as caring beings, do to help heal the wounds of others and reduce their pain? What can we do to heal our own personal wounds and diminish our own suffering?
We can give. Everyone has something to give, be it time, money, wisdom, love, or a variety of other things.
We can accomplish miracles through our giving. Giving ideas, skills, and resources can dramatically improve the world we live in. Whatever our circumstances, we can have a positive influence on other lives. Have you ever heard the saying, “We may only be one person in the world. But we may be the world to one person”? Each of us, if we choose, can give hope, love, and healing. And the first person you need to give to might even be yourself.
when everything seemed to him like a beautiful dream, so also the day comes when all his camp experiences seem to him nothing but a nightmare.
The crowning experience of all, for the homecoming man, is the wonderful feeling that, after all he has suʃered, there is nothing he need fear any more—except his God.
Thật là khó nghĩ khi mà OSHO khẳng định là con người không thể đạt được hạnh phúc, đó là một giấc mơ. Và tác giả lại nói thêm là: Hạnh phúc đến từ yêu thích những việc mình đang làm, làm chỉ vì thích làm. (Thưởng thức quá trình)
Everyone knows someone who can walk into a room full of people and, within minutes, give an accurate description about
the relationships between those people and what they are feeling. The ability to read a person's attitudes and thoughts by their behaviour was the original communication system used by humans before spoken language evolved.
WHY THIS EMOTION NOW
The last decade, despite its bad news, has also seen an unparalleled burst of scientific studies of emotion. Most dramatic are the glimpses of the brain at work, made possible by innovative methods such as new brain-imaging technologies. They have made visible for the first time in human history what has always been a source of deep mystery: exactly how this intricate mass of cells operates while we think and feel, imagine and dream. This flood of neurobiological data lets us understand more clearly than ever how the brain's centers for emotion move us to rage or to tears, and how more ancient parts of the brain, which stir us to make war as well as love, are channeled for better or worse. This unprecedented clarity on the workings of emotions and their failings brings into focus some fresh remedies for our collective emotional crisis.
"...Với một Gavroche, Vitor Hugo đã viết nên những trang bất hủ. Trẻ em của chúng ta đã anh dũng, hồn nhiên tham gia cuộc đấu tranh trường kỳ gian khổ cùng với cha, anh; không kém gì những Gavroche trên chiến luỹ cách mạng Pháp. Thế mà sách vở viết về mặt này còn quá ít. Nhà văn Việt Nam còn mắt nợ các em rất nhiều.
Với TUỔI THƠ DỮ DỘI, Phùng Quán đã bắt đầu trả nợ một cách chính đáng. Sách dày 800 trang mà người đọc không bao giờ muốn ngừng lại, bị lôi cuốn vì những nhân vật ngây thơ có, khôn ranh có, anh hùng có, vì những sự việc khi thì ly kỳ, khi thì hài hước, khi thì gây xúc động đến ứa nước mắt... Tôi chỉ mong làm sao cho tất cả các em thiếu nhi Việt Nam được đọc sách này"