Hello, You can find below photos made by me in 2008, 2009 in 2011, with churches of Romania. There are three albums, with less than 200 photos each. Within the name of an individual photo, you can see the place where it was taken. +Continue Reading
From 14 of November to 24, Jim BAGNOLA will speak about leadership in Cluj, Belgrade, Timisoara and Bucharest. This year’s trainings consist in team management and leadership, wrapped up with games, case studies and practical jokes.
On 2011.09.27, at the Central University Library of Bucharest (BCU) – Biblioteca Centrala Universitara din Bucuresti – took place the event “Etica in afaceri – renteaza sa fii bun?” / “Ethics in business – does it pay off to be good?”.
Below some information about the vent, notes, photos & videos. +Continue Reading
I used to look at two major things when analyzing a speaker at a conference:
Personal charisma / ability to convey a message;
The message itself.
But it’s more than this; most conferences also have a main theme, they focus on something; well, from that perspective, it’s best to see a speaker who:
Has done something great in his / her field;
I got this idea at Webstock 11; some speakers had no particular charisma, others lacked a very good message; but, still, they fitted well, due to their experiences; it was very appropriate to see a top performer in his/her field, even if the message and the “package” of the message was not that great.
If I’d come to each of you and told you I want from you 50% from everything you have in your pocket, and I promise (solemnly) to take care of you in the future, concerning health, safety and stability, what would you say?
This is what the State currently does – it takes about half of everything we earn, and nobody says one thing to this; this seems to be totally acceptable and the State can do with the money what it pleases.
I’ve won a car at a lottery; sold it; I don’t own a car; my father owned two different cars; a lot of people I know own cars; I’ve been a passenger in a lot of cars; so, why this “No-no” attitude versus cars? +Continue Reading
I just got it – I moved from Năvodari to Bucharest in 2001:
Was it uncomfortable? You bet; the first three months in Bucharest, alone, for the first time in my life very responsible of things, were hell;
Was it life-changing? At first no; on the long-term, it was one of the most life-changing experiences in my life.
Solution from above: force change; you may not like it, you may not get the desired results at the beginning; keep doing it and you will change (most likely, for the better); it’s quite simple.