Fostering Industriousness

What is laziness?

There is a saying: “Idleness is the root of all evil”. Laziness is a learned type of behaviour, and starts when an individual does not feel like getting up in the morning. Then he/she does not feel like studying or working, then even too lazy to love. They then reaches the point of depression under the slogan “I’m too lazy to live”. Often, when laziness gets to its peak, a person starts to look for a way out.

How can you make yourself work? How can you overcome laziness? How can you get rid of it? How can you defeat laziness? How can you treat it? Visitors to our website often ask these questions.

Industriousness. How can you develop it?

Industriousness is the opposite condition and is also a learned type of behaviour. It is the behaviour lazy people dream of, for industriousness is a condition when one gets pleasure from working. It is a state of mind, where the person likes to work, and has a wish to work. This approach to life should be developed in children, as coaching of industriousness begins in childhood. But what can be done if the parents do not have time to address this? It is possible to develop industriousness from our Centre using motivational training.

Online Training

The training is held remotely, online, so no matter where you live, you can also access it. You will not have to travel to the Centres; you just need to connect to the website. We have developed programs for individual sessions with a tutor as well as online group training. To illustrate the high quality of teaching, a test system for the assessment of students’ behavioural skills before and after the sessions has been developed. As a result, trust-based relations form between teachers and parents. The parents can see at any moment what their child is being taught and how his/her behaviour is changing.

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