The internet overflows with personal
\ndevelopment advice, and the abundance of avenues to pursue this goal makes
\nchoosing one particular method over the others rather difficult. So a new book
\non the topic might seem superfluous. But not when the author is an Italian who
\nspeaks Romanian fluently and who writes not so much in order to be successful,
\nbut rather because he has something to say. Bruno Medicina has recently
\nreleased a book in Romania, and taught the public attending the book launch
\nexactly how to use it. Clementina Anghelache, editor of the Learning Network and
\nPsychologies Romania magazines, told us about this event.<\/p>\n
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Clementina Anghelache: We are exploring the methodology offered by Bruno Medicina in HyperCoaching
\nfor HyperLiving, in a world in which we want ever more. And this more seems
\nto be never-ending, both in terms of possessions, but also in terms of being,
\nliving, experimenting. This is why it is a good thing to look for appropriate
\ninstruments, because there are things that we can do, things we cannot do, and
\nother things that we should understand when to do. I’m very happy that Bruno Medicina
\naccepted our invitation to organise a demonstration together with the book
\nlaunch, to show how this book can be used. Coaching is necessary anytime,
\nanywhere. It is not necessarily specific to Romania, we already live in a
\nglobalised world, in which anything that happens here may just as well happen
\nanywhere else.<\/p>\n
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Bruno Medicina told us how this book
\ncame to be: <\/p>\n
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Bruno Medicina: My goal was to understand the universe, to reach a philosophy of
\neverything, as they say. Scientists are still trying to reconcile quantum
\nphysics with the theory of relativity, because they sort of clash. I think it’s
\nimpossible not to have a philosophy that explains everything, and obviously, I
\nbelieve I have found it. This is what I’m going to explain tonight. The point
\nis, I’ve always been obsessed with the so-called critical factor of success. I
\nmean, beyond the million theories, million explanations, million schools of
\nthought, what is the key? It’s like that Chinese saying that when a scholar points
\nto the Moon, the idiot will look at his finger. I’ve reached the conclusion
\nthat these theories are only the fingers pointing to the Moon, so I set out to
\nlook for the Moon. And I think I’ve come up with something, some food for
\nthought. What I suggest can then solve a million other things. You can use it
\nin interpersonal relations, you can use it in making money and in business, you
\ncan use it to win a championship. Anyway, some ideas are self-evident, they are
\nonly principles. But this is precisely because I don’t like it when everybody
\ntells you what to do: how to become a billionaire overnight, in 3 easy steps,
\nthat sort of thing. Instead, I’ve come up with a set of principles, based on
\nwhich we can reach certain conclusions.<\/p>\n
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All those attending the event proved to be people ready to learn more,
\nespecially about themselves. Alexandru, for instance, learnt about the event
\nfrom Facebook<\/p>\n
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Alexandru: First off I am
\nvery interested in this subject and want to know more about the psychology of
\nrelations, psychology in general. I am into coaching and mentoring and am very
\ncurious to know what this new experience has to bring to the table. I believe
\nit entails many new things. <\/p>\n
\n
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Daciana, another participant, has also shared with us the reasons she had
\nto attend the event. <\/p>\n
\n
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Daciana: Out of curiosity,
\nyou know. I am interested in this type of coaching and want to learn as much as
\nI possibly can. I receive newsletters from Psychologies and have so far
\nattended their events, which I find interesting. I have learnt a lot and may
\neventually consider a different line of work.<\/p>\n
\n
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Another participant Liana had a lot of expectations about the event,
\nwhich she has discovered by chance. <\/p>\n
\n
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Liana: I actually chanced
\nupon the event and showed up. I’ve learnt about a book launch by Mr. Bruno
\nMedicina. I came here to learn more especially about myself. I am convinced the
\nevent is a useful one!<\/p>\n
\n
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Bruno Medicina confessed his book may not be successful through what it
\nisn’t. <\/p>\n
\n
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Bruno Medicina: It’s not built after the US pattern, which
\nincludes a to-do list. I don’t believe in the saying that if you make people to
\nbelieve they are thinking, you’ll enjoy a tremendous success. And if you
\nactually make them think, they are going to kill you. I believe this book
\nprovides food for thought; it makes you think, find conclusions and this isn’t
\ngoing to be pleasant of course. Buy the book, by all means though, before you
\ndon’t like reading it!<\/p>\n
\n
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Everyone attending the event was amused by the
\nauthor’s introduction to his book and
\nperhaps got an idea, which may bring them closer to the Moon!<\/p>\n
\n
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