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Category — Applications of Positive Psychology

Free Positive Psychology series: Shanshine your sunshine! (2 Best Speaker awards!)

My beloved friends,

After several terrific talks and a long absence from speaking due to a nasty flu, I am back with a vengeance!

In my eighth and ninth speeches entitled Shanshine your sunshine!, I will introduce the concept of shanshining, what sunshine is in relation to happiness, and why Happiness Coaching is great for you! A little shanshiney gift will be given at the end of the session!

I invite you to the eighth and ninth of my Positive Psychology series in Singapore presented on two days. Details as follows:

  • Topic: Shanshine your sunshine!
  • Venue: ITMA Toastmasters, NUSS Suntec City Guild House, Suntec City Mall 05-001, Singapore
  • Date: 16 May 2008
  • Time: 7-10pm
  • Venue: NTU Alumni and West Coast Toastmasters, NTU Alumni Club, Level 9, 11 Slim Barracks Rise, Singapore
  • Date: 17 May 2008
  • Time: 2-5pm

I look forward to seeing you there!

With love,
Pei Shan

May 15, 2008   1 Comment

Lessons from the killing of the curious cat

Sometimes I find my curiosity to be the death of me.  In the VIA strengths questionnaire, my second highest strength is curiosity and interest in the world.

A few weeks back, I remembered having a burning curiosity about the timing gadget used in a meeting. [Read more →]

May 15, 2008   No Comments

Free Positive Psychology series: Shanshine’s ka-ching! and Ha ha ha!!!

My beloved friends,

Shanshine’s M&Ms of playfulness was unanimously an award-winning inspirational! In my next talk on Shanshine’s ka-ching! and Ha ha ha!!!, ka-ching! is the sound of money, and Ha ha ha!!!, the sound of happiness! In this affluent consumer age, is money really the ultimate determinant of happiness? Can we create happiness with or without money? I will address these questions and share the secret of having BOTH money and happiness!

I invite you to the seventh of my Positive Psychology series tomorrow afternoon in Singapore. Details as follows:

  • Topic: Shanshine’s ka-ching! and Ha ha ha!!!
  • Venue: Grassroots Toastmasters Club, Grassroots Club, Singapore
  • Date: 3 May 2008
  • Time: 2-5pm

I look forward to seeing you there!

With love,
Pei Shan

May 2, 2008   No Comments

Positivity begets positivity!

In my award-winning speech on Shan’s cockscrew of hope, I expounded on the importance of surrounding ourselves with optimistic people.  Based on the saying that “like begets like”, when you are with optimistic people, you will be influenced by their optimism, and hence, become optimistic as well!

In the following, I would like to pose a hypothetical situation to illustrate certain interesting revelations.

For example, while conversing with people, my developed sense of self-awareness signals to me what I am feeling and thinking at a particular point in time.  While talking with person A who intrigued me, I got to the crux of my signals.  The crux was that the most intriguing aspect of person A was a blend of positivity and negativity.

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May 2, 2008   No Comments

Free Positive Psychology series: Shanshine’s M&Ms of playfulness! (Unanimously award-winning inspirational!)

My beloved friends,

Following the sweet successes of Tenacious tenacity!!! and Shan’s cockscrew of hope out of others, the sixth in a series of ten talks is entitled Shanshine’s M&Ms of playfulness! What is Shanshine’s M&Ms of playfulness? Two clues for you, ka-ching! and ka-bom! Living up to the chinese phonetics of Shan, which is san, meaning three in Chinese, three suggestions will also be offered to stoke the fires of your playfulness!

Let’s have fun!! I invite you to the sixth of my Positive Psychology series this evening in Singapore. Details as follows:

  • Topic: Shanshine’s M&Ms of playfulness
  • Venue: Bishan Toastmasters Club, Bishan Community Centre, Singapore
  • Date: 29 April 2008
  • Time: 7-10pm

I look forward to seeing you there!

With love,
Pei Shan

April 29, 2008   1 Comment