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Artur Krol
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Artur Krol


Psychologist, trainer and changeworker with over a decade of client experience. He is the author of several books – only published in Polish at this point – and a regular consultant for local and national newspapers, radio and TV. Interested in neurology, cognitive neuroscience, behavioral economics and several related fields. Currently lives and works in Warsaw, Poland.

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Psychoteraphy, coaching, changework
Psychoteraphy, coaching, changework

How to Become a Better Coach, Therapist, or Changeworker


Unlike my ‘How to Become a Better Trainer’ article, in which I suggested just one key thing that would benefit most self-development and changework trainers, the challenge of ‘How to Become a Better Changeworker’ is a bit more...

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  • 22nd Apr '16
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How To Become a Better Trainer


Having trained with a lot of trainers, from completely unknown, to some world-class people (and some world-famous, as the two don’t actually go together all that often) , I’ve had the chance to observe both what works and what...

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  • 1st Apr '16
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Psychology
Psychology

What Should You Use Instead of Affirmations?


Affirmations—in which you repeat or write down positive words and sentences so that they can be absorbed by the subconsciousness—are very popular among people starting their adventure with self-development. No wonder: they are...

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  • 11th Mar '16
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Psychoteraphy, coaching, changework

The “I don’t need to explain myself” mentality


Once in a while you see them, online or in real life. People making some claim or statement, often to show off or promote their ideology, who, when challenged, contemptuously reply “I don’t need to explain myself to you.” At...

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  • 26th Feb '16
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Psychology
Psychology

Everything you believe about self-confidence is a lie


Well, kind of. Shy people, and people with confidence problems, do not generally lack self-esteem. In fact, they tend to have the opposite problem—they have an inflated sense of their own importance! I first encountered this idea...

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  • 5th Feb '16
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Psychoteraphy, coaching, changework
Psychoteraphy, coaching, changework

7 Lessons I’ve Learned From Running a Coaching Business For Almost a Decade


My company ChangeMakers has already been in business for ten years. During that time I have had opportunities to make a lot of mistakes, but I have also found some interesting solutions. I thought it would be worth writing about them...

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  • 29th Jan '16
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Psychology
Psychology

How to Be a Real Man?


How to be a real man? An extremely important question to a great number of guys (and a moderate number of their partners). This is a question that many flail around, unable to find the answer or trying to adapt to one which doesn’t...

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  • 15th Jan '16
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Psychology
Psychology

What does it really mean “to have an open mind”?


One of the popular phrases doing rounds among the changework community is “you should have an open mind”. And I do agree that having an open mind is valuable; it’s just that the phrase means something quite different from what...

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  • 1st Jan '16
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Psychology

Attitude, Beliefs, and Cancer – the Fact and the Fiction


Out of many myths about the human mind, this one is, perhaps, the most insidious one. Its danger spawns from its targeting an already vulnerable population, namely, cancer patients, and pulling them even further down, suggesting that...

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  • 25th Dec '15
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Psychology

The myth of repressed memories


We all know the scene. The hypnotist bends over the client, swinging his pendulum, uttering the “magic spell”, something like “and now, remember!!! buuuuu!!!!” (all right, all right, I added the buuuu!!!! to build the proper...

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  • 14th Dec '15
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