video Ask yourself these questions: What did you like to do as a child? What gives you energy? What does your family (best friends) say about you? What do you want people to say about you? Suppose nothing were to limit you, what would you like to do now? What is your self-image? What can you do differently to change your self-image? Who do you want to be? What activities give you satisfaction? Why do you do what you do and for what purpose? Can this serve a greater purpose? H

Dress code = visual language Bron foto: blad Quote 93% of communication is non-verbal, while only 7% is language. Yet language is the icing on the cake, because eloquence reflects your level of thinking. Nice clothes, a straight posture, a confident and deep voice without squeaky intonation - all of these contribute to how you come across. Sentences that are affirmative should also remain affirmative. Your choice of words says a lot about your social level. Your outward prese

93% of communication is non-verbal When I sold Manitou and Genie aerial work platforms to Russia for Colle in Sittard, I noticed that Russians often wanted to visit. The first thing they did was to look at the company premises, including the numerous machines parked there. The technical service department was also impressive. Why do they do this? To ensure that the company is financially strong. After all, if you have to pay one hundred thousand for a machine, you want to be

Het is een moeilijke vraag - zeker als je een kindertrauma hebt gehad, waardoor je hebt geleerd te overleven. Je werk sluit niet aan bij je echte talenten, waardoor je je niet gelukkig voelt in wat je doet.