How full is my bucket

December 17, 2009 at 4:12 PM 1 comment


It’s been a while since I’m not reading a book from start to end, so these days I took some time and I read “How full is your bucket”. It is a small book that is worth it to read. The authors (grandfather and grandson) show how the positive attitude can dramatically influence our personal and professional lives. The basic premise of the book is that each of us has an invisible bucket which has to fill with positive emotions. In addition we have a dipper used to fill or empty our and others’ bucket.

The book goes on to give some examples of filling and emptying of buckets as well as some special strategies for bucket filling:

  1. Prevent bucket dipping – ask yourself whether you are adding to or taking from another bucket.
  2. Shine a light on what is right – don’t focus on the negative, spend time, energy and attention of what is right.
  3. Make best friends – great relationships lead to increased satisfaction
  4. Give unexpectedly – the gifts can be material, trust or respect, but given unexpectedly increases their bucket filling power
  5. Reverse the Golden rule – “Do unto others as they would have you do unto them”.

Overall it is a book which deserves to be read.

Cover of the best seller book "How full is your bucket"

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  • 1. Romeo  |  February 3, 2010 at 10:26 PM

    mmmda

    am citit si eu cartea acuma 1 an, foarte tare!!!

    Romeo

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My travel bucket

Grand Canyon
Tibet
Mongolia
North Korea
Japan during cherry blooming season
Aurora Borealis
Botswana
Bhutan
Damascus
Trekking in Himalaya
Cuba on Fidel Castro regime
Trekking in Cordillera Blanca
Diving in Galapagos
Pyramids
Machu Picchu
Lake Titicaca
Chinese Wall
Kuala Lumpur and Taman Negara Jungle
Coliseums from Rome
St Petersburg and Moscow
Sigtuna
Have Belgian chocolate in Brugge
Try Italian ice-cream
Taj Mahal
Have home made tea
Hitchhiking in Balkans
Stay in the countryside of Western Europe
Paris
Patagonia
Vietnam
Visit an Indian village
Volunteer at Mother Teresa Center in Calcutta
Enjoy sunset from a Thai island
Have tea in Darjeeling
Wake up and see the Himalayas
Holy day in Jerusalem
Explore Amazon Rain-forest
Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina
Go to an opera in Vienna

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