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Fritz B. Simon and his famous,revolutionary, amazing book:'My psychosis, my bicycle and I.'A paradigm shift of its own class.Fritz B. Simon is a great German scientist.His book covers the so calledradical constructivism and thesystemic (!) approach.One of the core sentences of theradical constructivism is this one:=====> All=====> depends=====> on=====> =====> context.Paul Watzlawick is another great scientist.Another of the core sentences of theradical constructivism was coined- you won´t believe it -by William Shakespeare in Hamlet:'There is nothing either good or bad,but thinking makes it so.'Read this lens and:discover a new way of thinking :-)Keyword: great scientists---------Plus:you will gettons and tons of viral traffic for freefree leadslistbuilding secretsand - last, but not least,lots of residual income 4 free :-)---------Invitation:AFTER reading THIS lens -click the link belowto read my other lenses, too.In order to get more benefitsand advantages for free!Simply come back to this intro laterafter reading, scrutinizing andutilizing this lens and thenclick the following link, OK?Click here to visit my other lenses!Additional remarkYou could also add this lensto your favorites and your lensroll.You could join my fan club.And perhaps - who knows -you want to be a resourcefor other people?egyou could recommendthis lens to your friends :-)----

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Communication is often not as easyas one may think it is....On the contrary:oftentimes communication IS difficult.And sometimes communication isVERY difficult.If you have children of your own, smileor if you are married, smile,or if you ever entered a business meeting, smile,you know exactly (!)what I am speaking about here.......You say THISand they understand THATThey say THISand you understand THATand so on, and so on.Misunderstandings are oftenthe rule, not the exception, right?Either in private life or inbusiness, right, too?What could be a good solution tothat dilemma?Well, knowing, using,utilizing and practicingthe 5 axioms discovered by Paul Watzlawickin your daily communication routinecould be a very, very good start :-)So, learn all about these famous5 axioms here on this lensin order to better communicatewith YOURSELF (!)with your spousewith your childrenwith your business partnerswith your grandmawith your neighbourwith your best friendwith ...with ......with .........Keyword: great scientists---------Paul Watzlawicks book'Invented Reality: How Do We KnowWhat We Believe We Know?'was one of the books that reallyinfluenced my daily life thinking,my scientific and, of course,====> constructivist thinking.The book basically examineshow individual, social, scientific, andideological (!!) so called====> 'realities'====> are constructed (!)====> and suggests====> that reality is invented (!) rather====> than discovered (!)Naturally this topic is too complex toexplain in one or two sentences.But just in case you are wonderingwhat the whole thing is all about,here appear the 5 axiomsof Watzlawick's thinkingfor the first time.And the term 'first time' suggests:you will read them more than oncehere on this lens..............1.One Cannot Not CommunicateThis is in the meanwhile a sentence,that is well knownall over the world.In other words:a very, very famous sentence2.Every communication has====> a content====> and relationship (!) aspectsuch that the latter classifies the formerand is therefore ametacommunicatio

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