Hypersensibilité : comment identifier un hypersensible en 16 points

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21 Ways To Take Care Of A Highly Sensitive Person A highly sensitive person is someone with a more developed than average nervous system. Basically someone who overfeels everything. They are extremely intuitive, and at times come of as being a little judgemental. Even if they had no intentions of judging anyone. Are You An Emotional Empath? by Judith Orloff M.D. Adapted from Dr. Judith Orloff’s New York Times Bestseller, “Emotional Freedom: Liberate Yourself From Negative Emotions and Transform Your Life” (Three Rivers Press, 2011) Empaths are highly sensitive, finely tuned instruments when it comes to emotions. They feel everything, sometimes to an extreme, and are less apt to intellectualize feelings. Intuition is the filter through which they experience the world. Why happiness creates value Esteemed thinkers like leading economist Lord Layard, who founded Action for Happiness and Harvard Professor Michael Porter, who recently launched the Social Progress Index, challenge the idea that economic growth is what gives you wellbeing. They tell us it works the other way around too, and that wellbeing also creates economic progress. But, the concept o f “happiness” still rarely makes it into management speak, despite the fact that it underpins every part of an organisation’s performance. I recently joined the Baxi Partnership, and our long history of supporting employee owned businesses has challenged me to rethink how I look at the value created by organisations. Specifically, the wellbeing of an organisation’s employees and the relationship between this and the full impact it creates. This is crucial – for all organisations, not just those owned by their workforce.