Psychology
Challenging received wisdom
There are silent truths and there are silent lies. Silent truths are usually so self-evident ("night follows day") that we don't need to articulate them. Lies of silence are more potent. They are easier to tell but more painful when they come to light. We know they are there, but we don't admit it.
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How to Aim High in Business
It may be considered a given that in business you're always going to be reaching for the top - but some people are unsure of how exactly to best achieve that ideal mindset. When it comes to business and making a profit, you should never settle for less, and you should be prepared to do what's necessary to make your company work.
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It’s Time That Balkan Women Journalists Fought Back
When this disturbing behaviour goes largely unpunished for so long in our journalistic environment, it becomes the norm - the professional risk that every female journalist has to accept.
Greeks abroad find psychological support on Skype
Eleni left Greece nine years ago to study abroad. Her plan was to return once she had completed her studies - or at least that's what she hoped. In the midst of the country's economic crisis, however, she was unable to find employment back home. She applied for a job in the United Kingdom and started working there.
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World Happiness Report: Bulgaria is Ranked 97th in the World
Bulgaria is ranked 97th in the world in happiness between Cameroon and Ghana, being more unhappy than almost all Balkan countries, according to World Happiness Report 2019, quoted by Econ.bg
Many foreigners who visit our country mark a very repulsive trait in the Bulgarians - always complaining about everything and its pessimism.
School Survey Including the "Other" Third Gender was Stopped in Bulgaria, Education Minister Announced
In the Bulgarian schools, the questionnaire on the SELFIE tool was suspended. That was announced by Minister Krasimir Valchev. It was prepared by the EC, and it was distributed to about 900 schools in Bulgaria to assess their opportunities for introducing digital technologies for teaching and learning.
BBC provides translation of quintessential Greek terms
BBC radio has come up with English translations of the Greek words "philotimo" and "philoxenia," traditionally considered as the hardest concepts to render in foreign languages.
Thassos murderer Theofilos Sechidis found dead in prison
Theofilos Sechidis, who shocked Greece with the quintuple murder of his family in the 1990s, was found dead on Tuesday at the psychiatric ward of Korydallos prison.
According to information, the 46-year-old convict died while he was in a shower. No further details were immediately available on the cause of death.
Every Third Teacher in Bulgaria Complains of Severe Stress
35% of Bulgarian teachers complain of a strong general stress, according to data from the teachers' syndicate under the Podkrepa Labor Code. The research is at the National Center for Public Health and Analysis, reports Darik.
Protesters' Fake Gallows Outrages Serbian Govt Supporters
Serbian police on Monday interrogated two participants at last weekend's anti-government protests for allegedly carrying a makeshift gallows during the rally in Belgrade on February 2.