Many Times Enhance
Albert Einstein, one of the most eminent scientists and thinkers of modern history once gave this definition of insanity: "Insanity – this is doing the same thing over and over again, but every time I expect a result." Sounds familiar, does not it? How often do we observe recurring patterns of behavior among our friends! We cry out in such cases: "He was always …. or" Well, you as always … "I assure you that we are all doing the same thing! Planning changes in their lives and set new goals, we, nevertheless, continue to demonstrate the same behavioral patterns and perform the same actions as before! We are in the same way analyze information and make decisions, as well react to external factors and, just as before, structuring their time. And then we wonder why we are again not achieved the desired result, and in our life as nothing has changed. And then replace the optimism and hope on miraculous changes come new frustrations that immerse us in a wave of self-incrimination and discourage any desire to make new moves. What sense do something, if in any case, it never works! Perhaps this is had the wrong target! It's not for me! And the vicious circle … until the next new target, which, alas, expect the same fate. Maybe the problem is not in our view, and our inefficient strategies of behavior? As rightly noted Einstein – we're not changing our approach, we continue to try to do new things the same old way, hoping for a new result.