Yes it is.
There are times when your MesaZona gets overwhelmed (or otherwise distracted) by visuals, but of course there's a place and time for visuals in other circumstances.
Some times yours truly likes to "tune-in" to just the sounds from a radio to listen:
Maslow's Human Needs
Humans need food, sleep, safety, love, purpose. Psychologist Abraham Maslow ordered our needs into a hierarchy. This week, TED speakers explore that spectrum of need, from primal to profound.
Don't tell me this is TLDL - Too Long Didn't Listen.
The hour-long program is available in shorter segments as you can see below.
Psychologist Abraham Maslow was a pioneer in positive psychology, envisioning what was right with his clients, rather than what was wrong. Corbis hide caption
toggle caption 
Circadian neuroscientist Russell Foster says it's time for us to take sleep seriously. James Duncan Davidson/TED hide caption
toggle caption 
"Security is survival. And until that need is met, other things are less important." - Computer security expert Bruce Schneier Dave Cole/TED hide caption
toggle caption 
"The bonds of community, of tribe, are a very, very particular thing." - Sebastian Junger Courtesy Of TED hide caption
toggle caption 
"To have self esteem ... it just takes work." - Caroline Casey James Duncan Davidson/TED hide caption
toggle caption 
Psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi says we can achieve one of our most elusive needs, self-actualization, by seeking moments of "flow." Asa Mathat/TED hide caption
toggle caption 
No comments:
Post a Comment