Posts Tagged ‘authenticity’
Would Collins computerization staff have benefitted from courses on “learned optimism” ?
February 3rd, 2010 | 
Author: Because wouldn’t the alternative be to be an anxious over-achiever driven by anxiety, wanting targets to be met, and fearful of failure.
Wouldn’t such a course at least try to teach to become mindful of the moment, to be only motivated by the positive, and to have learned the value of authenticity and integrity.
When you tell the truth to the people you work with, you save so much valuable time and money.
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Tags: achiever, anxiety, authenticity, failure, integrity, targets, time and money, truth | 
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Has anybody used the Maple Academy for home learning courses?
I’m looking into doing a home learning Professional Proofreading and Editing Diploma with Maple Academy but I haven’t heard any reviews of the company or know of anybody who has used it. Can anyone shed any light on their authenticity?
I’m based in the UK
For the smart arse down the front, it’s not on google