IMPULSES
OF THE
TALENT MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
SOMETIMES ONE SENTENCE IS ENOUGH TO CHANGE A LIFE
An impulse is an impulse, a thought impulse. There are thought-provoking impulses that change life or also the way we think about certain things.
How do I function, how does the world function, how can we still look at it. We from the TALENT MANAGEMENT ACADEMY think it is worth to spend some energy on it.
But BEWARE!!! Can lead to change.
On this page you will always find our current weekly impulse above and then all of the impulses we have published so far.
If what you’re doing isn’t working, do something else.
“What if that doesn’t work either?
What happens if you then do something else?
Could that possibly lead to a different result?”
For those who didn’t follow our weekly impulses from the beginning, here are all previous impulses:
If you want to be happy all the time, you have to change often
When was the last time you changed?
What exactly would you like to change?
What could possibly be a positive motivation for a change?
The meaning of the communication is the response you get
What crosses your mind first when reading this?
How do you recognize that your communication is successful?
In how far do you have influence on his?
You can’t change others, you can only change the way you treat them
What would you have to change to get a different result?
Love it, change it or leave it?
Do you have an idea how you would like to deal with one or the other differently in the future?
Everyone has all the resources for change already within them
What resources / skills do you have?
If everything is already there to change, what is it about you that doesn’t?
Do you have to be perfect in everything before you apply it?
There is no failure, there is only feedback
What does failure mean to you?
How do you handle failure of yourself and others?
What helps you, if you do not succeed as expected?
Every behavior has a positive intention
Assuming this is true, what would that mean to you?
Do people who do bad things also have a good intention? If so, for whom?
What does it help you if you recognize the good intention of your counterpart?
What does it help you if you recognize the good intention of your counterpart?
Choices are better than no choices.
What do you understand about “having choices”?
How is that related to freedom of decision-making?
How do you create space for choices?
Our life is not a problem that we have to solve, it is a riddle that we live.
How do you live with one and the other?
What does it mean for you to live a riddle?
One or the other, or both, what does that do to you?
The annoying thing about anger is that you harm yourself without benefiting others.
What annoys you?
How does it feel when you get angry?
What is your recipe for dealing with anger?
THE 4 INDIAN LAWS OF SPIRITUALITY
“The person who meets you is the right one”.
“What happens is the only thing that could happen”.
“Every moment that something begins is the right moment”.
“What is finished is finished”.
The purest form of madness is to leave everything as it is and hope that something changes.
How do you think about that?
How can change work well?
And when are you ready to change?
The death of the ego will be the beginning of your true life.
“Does the ego really have to die?
What exactly is different then?
Can you perceive your ego?”
Only live in the present moment. Not anywhere else.
When do you live “here and now”?
How do you feel in that moment?
What disturbs you to live in the present moment?
Be – do not try to become.
“What does it mean for you, to be?
What could be meant by trying to become?
Be and if it is only for 2 seconds and perceive.”
Respect your uniqueness and stop comparing yourself. Relax into your being.
What crosses your mind first when reading this?
How do you define your PERSONAL UNIQUENESS?
What is important for you to relax?
Everything a person can do can be learned. Everything is achievable if the task is divided into sufficiently small steps.
“What would you like to achieve, perhaps, great unattainable?
What would be your small steps then?
Be happy about each of the steps and not only at the end.”
Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.
How does it work for you?
When are you in your own stimulus-response-pattern?
What helps you to enlarge the development space?
There is nothing that is good or bad, we make it what is good or bad.
“When do you evaluate?
What is your reason to evaluate?
What happens if you don’t rate a few things?”
Kind of fun to do the impossible!
When do you believe that something is impossible?
How do you behave then?
And if it were possible, what next?
If what you’re doing isn’t working, do something else.
“What if that doesn’t work either?
What happens if you then do something else?
Could that possibly lead to a different result?”