EGOT

EGOT
Self-Confidence Verse Egotism
by
James Darren Davis
Self-confidence is something you MUST build in order to succeed at anything you try. If you don't have confidence in yourself you will not try harder than the average person when it's the little extra that is needed. Self-confidence comes about by trusting in yourself and succeeding over and over again. Each time you succeed your self-confidence grows which leads you to trust yourself more, this process is an endless growing loop. Being self-confident is realizing just what you know and how good you are at it. It's reaching a point and knowing you do not have the skill or knowledge to go beyond, and therefore seek either more knowledge or someone to complete the task.
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id=5938008 - Feb 16, 2011
Is Egotism Good for Business?
by
Louise Manning
Is humility a trait that should be developed in business? What skills does it afford the effective manager?
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id=639737 - Jul 10, 2007
3 Tips to Getting Over Your Egotism and How an Unhealthy Ego Harms Relationships
by
Pila Fatukala
Egos often have a negative connotation and sometimes are the root cause of a relationship. Health egos on the other hand are rewarded to those who have health self-esteems which don't alienate others. Men are often times the targets of big ego syndromes and is one thing which prevents men from making serious commitments in a relationship with a woman. Learn 3 tips you can be aware of which could overcome your non-committal mindset to a woman.
http://ezinearticles.com/?3-Tips-to-Getting-Over-Your-Egotism-and-How-an-Unhealthy-Ego-Harms-Relationships
id=2626880 - Jul 17, 2009
Nietzschean Art of Egotism - How in Fact Everything Can Make You Stronger
by
Henry M. Piironen
The citation from Nietzsche "Whatever doesn't kill him, makes him stronger" has received high rates of fame for decades and has been popularly used to near banality, but it's still one of the most powerful teachings for those who practice the arts of healthy egotism. In this article you will discover how to learn to produce productive actions after hardships.
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id=3828099 - Feb 25, 2010
Egomania - A Brief Examination of Widespread Egotism
by
Eric Shapiro
Maybe it's just me, or the people I communicate with, or the fact that I live in L.A. -- but isn't it starting to seem as though a sweeping majority of human beings are egomaniacs? Before I go on, and lest I be accused of self-righteousness, I am not without an ego of my own. However, it is decreasingly that I view my ego as having very much value.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Egomania---A-Brief-Examination-of-Widespread-Egotism
id=6216861 - Apr 27, 2011
Hypocrisy and Egotism: Me-Deep in Fooling Myself
by
Jim Clemmer
Hypocrisy is "the practice of professing beliefs, feelings, or virtues that one does not hold or possess; falseness." Authentic leadership is from the inside out. When we are true to ourselves and actively blaze our own leadership pathway, it's impossible to be a leadership hypocrite - despite how others might see us.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Hypocrisy-and-Egotism:-Me-Deep-in-Fooling-Myself
id=135895 - Jan 28, 2006
Graphology at Home - Lesson 9 - Your Relations With Others
by
Joel Engel
Handwriting analysis course. Reader friendly graphology lessons, covering every angle of the subject.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Graphology-at-Home---Lesson-9---Your-Relations-With-Others
id=1109440 - Apr 14, 2008
Lighten Up Or Heavy Up - The Choice Is Yours
by
Wayne Kehl
There can be many reasons for heavying up but usually the person that has allowed his or her ego to take over is feeling demeaned, insulted, hurt or simply afraid. Their ego is telling them to strike out in order to take control. Rather than thinking the situation through and treating the other person as an equal they believe that they can win by being superior, difficult, sarcastic or uncaring. For a moment in time they are acting like someone else. Their behaviour is neither characteristic nor acceptable even to them. They have been taken over by their internal self-defense mechanisms and they don't really understand the ramifications of their actions.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Lighten-Up-Or-Heavy-Up---The-Choice-Is-Yours
id=6073663 - Mar 14, 2011
Marvin Hamlisch, The Maestro
by
Kit Gillson
Marvin Hamlisch died suddenly on July 6. He will be remembered for his music and his record-breaking awards. Hamlisch won the Pulitzer Prize for the music in "A Chorus Line." In addition, he was one of only 11 winners of Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards. (There was only one other EGOT and Pulitzer winner, Richard Rodgers.)
http://ezinearticles.com/?Marvin-Hamlisch,-The-Maestro
id=7222711 - Aug 08, 2012
Jealousy and Envy - A Rational Emotion?
by
Emily Cheyne
Jealousy is an internal emotion where the individual fears losing something they have or possess. Individuals think that they should have something. Envy however is more or a desire or want for something. Fundamentally jealousy is caused by fear. This is fear that we are not good enough, fear we are going to lose someone, fear we will be excluded and so on.
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