I am frequently asked this question during my PCM sessions and PCM Profile Debriefs. Is there a best career choice for the different personality types? Well, yes, there is… but it’s not that simple 😊. Let’s explore this subject together… Read More What are typical career choices for different Base or Phase Personality types?
This was a blog post that a Harmoniser Base and Phase like me really enjoyed writing: how to make the best wishes for the six different Personality Types (Part 2)… Read More How to make the best wishes for the six different Personality Types? (2/2)
Creative thinking is an increasingly important skill in the work environment, especially since it differentiates us humans from artificial intelligence.
Do you remember the last time you had a creative “aha” moment? Was it when you were working hard on solving a problem, or was it more when you were relaxed, for example when you were having a walk or taking a shower?… Read More The Neuroscience of Creative Thinking and Mindfulness
This was a blog post that a Harmoniser Base and Phase like me really enjoyed writing: how to make the best wishes for the six different Personality Types. … Read More How to make the best wishes for the six different Personality Types? (1/2)
Breathing is considered by most cultures as the key to life, since life starts by our first breath and ends with our last breath.
We breathe on average 20.000 times per day – how often do we pay attention to it; despite the impact our breath has on our minds?… Read More Breathing – the key to our minds
There is a reason why Process Communication Model is called… “process”.
Because it is in fact like a “recipe” for good connection, communication and stress management 😊.
This means that the way we can connect with others and motivate them is through a simple process, which, if followed step by step can lead to great results.
(Part 2/2)… Read More The magic of connection starts with… the Process (Part 2)
This is the first guest blog from The NeuroMindfulness Institute, focusing on the management of fears, anxiety and stress during the pandemic.
It brings neuroscience and mindfulness together in a practical approach to well-being in these abnormal times.
Enjoy!… Read More Managing Fears, Anxiety and Stress During Pandemic Crisis
There is a reason why Process Communication Model is called… “process”. Because it is in fact like a “recipe” for good connection, communication and stress management 😊. This means that the way we can connect with others and motivate them is through a simple process, which, if followed step by step can lead to great results.… Read More The magic of connection starts with… the Process (Part 1)
You might have felt it yourself. With some people, you can connect easily and feel like you’re on the same “weave-length”. With others, it’s seems like hard work and tiring. It’s quite difficult to work or live with these people.
PCM’s perspective on this matter might help you understand why this is happening and what you can do about it. … Read More Why do we find it difficult to work or live with some people? The PCM perspective.
In the new reality of Work from Home (WFH), and after months of using more or less improvised working spaces as our offices, meeting colleagues only through Zoom/Teams or other media, it’s clear that this routine works for some of us and does not work for others. There are a number of ways of looking at this, but today I will approach this issue through the prism of PCM (Process Communication Model), namely, by looking at the concept of Environmental Preferences. … Read More Environmental Preferences: why are some people better at working from home than others? The PCM Perspective.
