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Making happy accountants

So you want to be happy? Simple: just shut your eyes and wish hard! Wham-bang, you’re happy! That’s Positive Thinking, and people (yes even us amongst us cynical Brits?) buy into it.

Do you swallow that? Many don’t. Some people actually blame Positive Thinking for the credit crunch (You wanna house? Have one!), and I bet that soldiers hope their commanders have something better than hard wishing up their sleeves. Or was the Charge of the Light Brigade a disaster because commanders didn’t wish hard enough?

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Are you an adult, parent, or child accountant?

What’s your take on Jekyll and Hyde, one-and-the-same protagonists of Stevenson’s tale of a physician and his murderous Other Self? Gothic Horror nonsense? Real human behaviour, albeit psychopathological?

Or something closer to home?

To put it another way, how do you see yourself? Are you a simple, uncomplicated soul? 
Or are you complex? Either way, 
I bet you don’t brag about your ‘multiple personality’, which suggests ‘disorder’.

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Accountants get into the Groove!

 

Two questions for you.

Firstly, when and where
do you enjoy yourself most?

And please, keep it to yourself! Although in fact we already know, because Chicago’s Professor Csiksentmihaly has established exactly when we enjoy ourselves most.

It’s when we’re

• designing, discovering or exploring something new,
• solving problems or overcoming hurdles (real or imagined),
• stretched but not stressed, and
• winning!

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RHITG BRIAN OR LTEF BRIAN? WHAT A NO-BRAINER!

If yeou’r rignead tish Nelswetter yeou’r prolbaby an accatnount, therefore a left-brainer. If, however, you successfully decipher these first few lines, you have something of the right-brainer. So contagrulantios, you’re moving towards being a whole-brainer!

And whole-brainerdom is good: it means balance, synergy and fulfilment, and you need to nurture it!

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Confidence without the Tricks (2)

It’s time for the mouse to ROAR - or at least speak firmly without nervously twitching whiskers!
Here are twelve tips on acquiring and developing self-confidence.

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