Massimo Curatella

Category: personal development

  • Value Recognition Improves Your Relationships

    Take some dedicated time to recognize the good done by somebody else and you’ll live better. The post Value Recognition Improves Your Relationships appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Consuming vs. Creating

    We need to be more critical in our approach to consuming what surrounds us and move to a different mindset, the one of being creators rather than consumers. The post Consuming vs. Creating appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Live Or Die With Doubt

    Better face your doubts as soon as possible, as frequently as possible. Everything is worth a doubt. Learn to sail and navigate with the winds. The post Live Or Die With Doubt appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • It’s Easy To Break A Habit

    Well, here I am, alone, still writing, and it’s day 233. The post It’s Easy To Break A Habit appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Timeliness, how to be on time.

    So, a nice game, is the one of time-labeling people according to how late they usually are. The post Timeliness, how to be on time. appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Vane Celebrations

    I miss vane but intense celebrations. The post Vane Celebrations appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Stupid Lies

    Dishonesty can only harm everybody, but talking about your dishonesty makes you look stupid. The post Stupid Lies appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Personal Thought Experiments Are Powerful Imagination Development Tools.

    The value of repeating the effort of imagining a specific scenario could help to develop your imagination skills The post Personal Thought Experiments Are Powerful Imagination Development Tools. appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Another Person

    I’m a problem solver. I’m especially fond of impossible problems. I’m the impossible problems solver, the Impossible problems solver. This is the mythical man I want to be. The post Another Person appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Start, Stop, Continue. Considerations.

    A final consideration on the creative exercise of Start, Stop, Continue. The post Start, Stop, Continue. Considerations. appeared first on Massimo Curatella.