Quédate con lo bueno

Nuestro cerebro está disenado para sobrevivir, para conservar la especifie. En esta medida las cosas negativas tienen gran valor para nuestro cerebro, por que significan los peligros, amenazas o advertencias que nos trae el día a día. Estas cosas negativas pasan a nuestra memoria de corto y largo plazo para ser recordadas constantemente. Nuestra labor es modificar esta tendencia y darle valor a las cosas positivas... Por pequeñas que sean. Mis contactos: twitter: @coachjhonQ Email: [email protected] Celular: +57 3204850464

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