Be an innovator.

Challenge the status quo:
Dissatisfy from current reality.
Question authority and routine.
Confront assumptions.

Be Curious: Actively explore the
environment. Investigate new
possibilities. Honor the sense of
awe and wonder.

Be Self-motivated: Responds to deep
inner needs. Proactively initiates
new projects. Intrinsically reward the efforts.

Be a Visionary: Be Highly imaginative.
Maintain a future orientation. Think
in mental pictures.

Entertain the fantastic: Conjure
outrageous scenarios. See
possibilities within the seemingly
impossible. Honor the dreams and
daydreams.

Take risks: Goes beyond their
comfort zone. Experimental and non-
conforming. Courageously willing to
"fail" (but learns from feedback).

Be Peripatetic: Change work
environments as needed. Wander,
walk or travel to inspire fresh
thinking. Take the movement and
interaction.

Be Playful & humorous: Appreciate
incongruities and surprise. Appear foolish
and child-like. Laugh easily and often.

Be Self-accepting: Withhold
compulsive criticism of own
ideas. Understand "perfection is the
enemy of the good." Un-attach to
look good in the eyes of others.

Make new connections: See
relationships between seemingly
disconnected elements. Synthesize
new combinations. Distil odd ideas
down to the underlying principles.

Be Reflective: Incubate on problems
and challenges. Seek out states of
immersion. Ponder, muse and
contemplate.

Recognize Patterns: Be Perceptive
and discriminating. Notice
organizing principles & trends. See
(and challenge) the Big Picture.

Tolerate ambiguity: Comfortable
with chaos. Entertain
paradox. Don't settle for the first
"right idea."

Commit to learning:
Continually seek knowledge.
Synthesize new input quickly.
Balance info gathering and action.

Balance intuition and analysis:
Alternate between divergent and
convergent thinking. Entertain
hunches before analyzing them.
Trust the gut, use the head.

Situationally collaborate:
Balance rugged individualism with
political savvy. Open to coaching and
input. Rally support as needed.

Formally articulate:
Communicate ideas effectively.
Translate abstract concepts into
meaningful language. Create
prototype with ease.

Be Resilient: Bounce back from
disappointment. Learn quickly from
feedback. Be Willing to "try, try again."

Be Persevering: Be Hard working and
persistent. Champion new ideas
with tenacity. Commit to follow-
through and bottom-line results.

Be Flexible/adaptive: Be Open to
serendipity and change. Adjust game
plan as needed. Entertain multiple
ideas & solutions.

source: http://ideachampions.com

A copy of Human Emotions

The human emotions can be classified as primary, secondary and tertiary emotions. The primary emotions are:

• fear (pessimistic)
• joy (optimistic)
• love (neutral)
• sadness (reality)
• surprise (irrational)
• anger (rational)

The secondary and tertiary emotions pertaining to these are mentioned below.

List of human emotions

1 : Fear
Fear is a response to some danger that is about to happen. It is a survival mechanism that is a reaction to some negative stimulus. It may be a mild caution or an extreme phobia. If the fear is trivial it is called "trifling fear" or if the danger seems formidable it is a "serious fear".

One secondary emotion in this category is "nervousness". The various tertiary emotions relating to this sub-category are:

• anxiety
• apprehension
• distress
• dread
• tenseness
• uneasiness
• worry

Another secondary emotion in this category is "horror". There are various tertiary emotions in this sub-category. The list of emotions is as follows:

• alarm
• fear
• fright
• horror
• hysteria
• mortification
• panic
• shock
• terror

2 : Joy
Joy or happiness has shades of enjoyment, satisfaction and pleasure. There is a sense of well-being, inner peace, love, safety and contentment. There is an existence of both, positive thinking and positive activities.

The first secondary emotion is "cheerfulness". This comprises of a myriad of tertiary emotions like:

• amusement
• ecstasy
• gaiety
• euphoria
• bliss
• elation
• delight
• happiness
• jubilation

Zest is another secondary emotion encompassing different tertiary emotions like:

• enthusiasm
• excitement
• exhilaration
• thrill

The other emotions included in this category are contentment, relief, optimism, pride and enthrallment.

3 : Love
Love arises from a feeling of profound oneness. Love can be platonic, romantic, religious or familial. There are certain nuances to love regarding bonding, friendship, altruism and philanthropy. As per psychology, love is to lend self-esteem to another.

There are three secondary emotions – affection, longing and lust.

Affection includes the following tertiary emotions:

• fondness
• attraction
• adoration
• sentimentality
• caring

Lust is related to different tertiary emotions like:

• arousal
• desire
• passion
• infatuation
• obsession

4 : Sadness
Sadness is necessarily related to a feeling of loss and disadvantage. If this feeling drowns the individual it may lead to a state of depression. When a person can be observed to be quiet, less energetic and withdrawn to himself it may be inferred that sadness exists. Such an individual usually has a sloping body, stuck out lips and a downcast appearance of the head.

Directly related to sadness, the following tertiary emotions can be displayed:

• depression
• unhappiness
• misery
• melancholy
• gloom
• despair

The secondary emotion "suffering" includes agony, hurt and anguish. Another secondary emotion"disappointment" comprises of tertiary emotions like dismay and displeasure. "Shame" is a secondary emotion that can be linked to tertiary emotions like guilt, remorse and regret.

The secondary emotion "neglect" can be understood by the following tertiary emotions list.

• insecurity
• alienation
• homesickness
• embarrassment
• humiliation

Feelings of sympathy and pity are also included in this category.

5 : Surprise
Surprise means the showing up of an unexpected result. When one experiences surprise, it is accompanied by raising of the eyebrows, horizontal lines on the forehead, open mouth, stretched skin below the eyebrows and wide open eyelids. Depending on the intensity, the mouth may not open, but only the jaw may drop. A momentary raise in the eyebrows is the most common evidence of surprise.

There are related tertiary emotions like:

• astonishment
• amazement

6 : Anger
Anger is evoked due to injustice, conflict, humiliation, negligence or betrayal. If the anger is active, the individual attacks the target, verbally or physically. If the anger is passive, the person silently sulks and feels tension and hostility. Often, when one empathizes with another, anger may be displayed. If the purpose of the source of pain is known, the magnitude of anger is altered.

One secondary emotion "rage" is further differentiated into tertiary emotions like:

• fury
• wrath
• bitterness
• loathing
• resentment
• hate
• loathing

Frustration and exasperation are a similar type of tertiary emotions.

The secondary emotion "irritation" involves the tertiary emotions like:

• agitation
• aggravation
• grouchiness

Another secondary emotion "disgust" comprises of tertiary emotions like:

• revulsion
• contempt

Some other tertiary emotions include jealousy and torment.

source:
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/list-of-human-emotions.html
https://psychologenie.com/list-of-human-emotions

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The Trivial Memory

Hi Friends,

Most of the time, we wanted to remember something in marshal, if the content remains very much unrelated it becomes cumbersome to remember them.

Below are some trivial and esoteric way of remembering but they seems to be very cool, enjoyable and effortless.

Please, read the following sentence,
Hi, Hero Listen, BBC Not ON Friday, Neyum , Naanum, MgR, Alla, Sivaji, Pathmini, Savithiri, Cl, Ar, K Ca

Hi, Hero Listen, BBC Not ON Friday, Neyum (Tamil word for you), Naanum(Tamil word for me), MgR(Tamil film star) Alla(Tamil word for not), Sivaji(Tamil film star), Pathmini(Tamil film star), Savithiri(Tamil film star), Cl, Ar, K Ca (Excellent in Telugu).

The above is the hint or rhyme to remember, physical element ordered in their atomic number.

Hydrogen, Helium, Lithium, Beryllium, Boron, Carbon, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Fluride, Neon, Sodium(Na), phosphorus, Sulphur, Chlorine, Argon, Potassium, Calcium.

Cl, Ar - to be frank, i forgot what my friend actually mentioned. K, Ca i have made it out.

Similarly, for 10 human organ system RDCE (rose) SIMREN (Tamil Heroine)

R - Respiratory
D – Digestive
C- Circulartory
E - Excretory

S-Skeleton
I-Immune System
M-Muscular system
R-Reproductive system
E-Endocrine system
N-Nervous system

Hope you enjoyed it, please put your valuable comments.