Author: Robert Munck

It cannot be achieved with a weekend of personal development workshops. Nor by drinking celery juice or meditating for two hours a day. Not even by buying all the tachyons in our store. It is built over time, with the gradual accumulation of good habits, such as silence and solitude, where you can calm your nervous system, which is otherwise focused on survival. It flourishes with attention to what you feel and the understanding that comes from it, without falsehoods and with humility. I’m not going to lie to you: this stance makes us outsiders in the noisy and spectacular…

Talent ou survival There is one attitude that particularly catches my attention in many people, both among those close to me and among those who come to see me for counseling. The need to be special, the importance of standing out from the crowd. The need to make oneself remarkable—that is, to be truly different and better than others. It’s important to understand and recognize from the outset that this desire is actually something natural—but natural in the innate sense of the term. It is a manifestation of the most primitive part of the brain, as it is linked to…

Recently, I worked with a client who confided in me that he found it difficult to change—difficult to commit to himself to adopt new habits and try to change course. So we worked together on intentions, using phrases associated with tachyons. I’m sharing them with you today because perhaps you, too, are struggling to commit to yourself. We know it’s easier to have an external authority figure—such as a therapist, a father, a mother, or anyone else, even a husband or wife—to whom we make a commitment, and whose presence serves as a witness and a “watchful eye” to check…

Cannot be decreed or conjured up with a snap of the fingers. It cannot be achieved with a weekend of personal development workshops. Nor by drinking celery juice or meditating for two hours a day. Not even by buying all the tachyons in our store. It is built over time, with the gradual accumulation of good habits, such as silence and solitude, where you can calm your nervous system, which is otherwise focused on survival. It flourishes with attention to what you feel and the understanding that comes from it, without falsehoods and with humility. I’m not going to lie…

Metamorphosis for humanity he metaphor of the caterpillar turning into a butterfly has often been used to illustrate the process of personal growth. I would like to explore this idea a little further from another perspective. . Certain cells inside the caterpillar are present from the very beginning of its life. These are called imaginal cells. They are found inside what are known as imaginal discs. These are the cells that eventually transform into a butterfly and bring about the evolutionary leap to butterfly. However, they remain dormant inside the caterpillar until this time capsule (trig… Join the community You’re…