Bøger af Isabel Rimanoczy

El libro invita al lector a sumarse a una conversación entre varias personas que tienen una mente curiosa y están interesadas en la sustentabilidad. ¿Cómo llegamos a este punto? ¿Cómo encontraremos las soluciones? La autora guía la discusión basándose en la idea de que ya tenemos la llave para acceder a las soluciones: está en nuestra mentalidad. Ella explora con los personajes los doce principios de la mentalidad sustentable, ofreciendo un camino que conecta la cabeza, el corazón y las manos, para entre todos crear el mundo que deseamos.

Este libro presenta reflexiones profundas sobre la vida y lo cotidiano. Con una mirada zen, filosofica y artistica, la autora nos invita a observar los detalles triviales, descubriendo mensajes de sabiduria ancestral. Las palabras pintan imagenes, y a traves del arte digital y la fotografia, las imagenes cuentan lo que las letras no dicen. Es un libro para viajar con la imaginacion, y entrenar nuestra mirada para ver lo que esta alrededor nuestro, conectado con nuestro ser interior.

Este libro de poesias de Isabel Rimanoczy es una exploracion del alma, tocando emociones, reflexiones profundas e inspiradoras.En forma singular combina palabras que dibujan imágenes, y arte digital que describe lo que no cabe en las palabras.

Desmantelar la casa de mi infancia fue una travesía que no podría haber imaginado jamás. Fue el tiempo de descubrir, recordar, imaginar. Fue vivir la paradoja del ser y no estar. Fue más que reencontrarme con mi infancia: fue revivir los juegos, sentir los perfumes, reconocer las texturas, ver en el aire los movimientos de todos los que circularon por ese lugar. Fue también aprender a soltar. La poesía, en verso y prosa, me ayudó a transitar la turbulencia de mis emociones.

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This book brings stories of self-discovery and wonder in the shape of conversations the author has with herself, with death, with the world, and with others. This happens in an unconventional way: As Isabel tells her stories using poetry and images, she plays with both: metaphors paint moments, and images describe feelings. In the veiled magic of the almost perceived, she invites our imagination to fly.

'Embrace the zero-waste lifestyle'! 'Reduce, reuse, recycle!' 'Together, let's join hands and fight climate change!' In recent times, terms like 'carbon footprint' and 'climate change' have become buzzwords favored by corporations when they pledge to 'go green.' Products are marketed as 'natural, ' 'compostable, ' and 'recyclable, ' even though their components and function render them otherwise. Companies will sponsor fundraisers for forest conservation efforts and coastal cleanups while running roughshod over protected areas and natural resources. The disconnect is also evident in our personal lives, such as when we wear 'ethical vegan leather' made of polyurethane. Some may even argue that living life 'as normal' is inherently unsustainable when simple things like consuming meat or using cleaning products add to the cumulative human impact on the earth.Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are an important framework to make a difference. These may be structured to be as specific and target-oriented as possible-but if you zoom out for the bigger picture, everything is connected. From jobs and food production to culture and history, every event is related to our progress. Once you realize that you are part of a whole, it becomes easier to focus on what you can do in your day-to-day and what concrete steps you can support for collective action.Much has to be done, and urgently. However we have a valuable leverage when we address the change of the mindset, which drives change inside out.Open your hearts and minds and redefine your perspective with Sustainability - We Need To Talk. In this book, we meet the researcher Isabel and her 4 volunteers, Alexis, Walter, Jose, and Asuka. Alexis is a 29-year-old African-American woman currently undertaking an MBA. She lives with her partner, is active on social media, and runs a successful event-planning business. 35-year-old Jose is a marketing manager for a large multinational company in the food industry. A family man, he lives in Houston with his wife and son. The youngest is Asuka, a 20-year-old Japanese student in junior college with the rest of her life in front of her. Finally, Walter is a 45-year-old German software engineer who is passionate about concrete facts, clear definitions, and well-researched data and theories. Though they come from diverse backgrounds, all the volunteers share a desire to learn about sustainability and share what they have seen, felt, and done in relation to it. As we learn more about each one's unique perspectives and world views, we glimpse how our environments and communities shape our mindsets-not just toward sustainable living but also toward our personal philosophy and decision-making. We gather thinking tools we can use to shift our brains from what has become automatic in our lives, whether they became that way out of necessity or routine. Framed as a dynamic dialogue between an educator and her enthusiastic students, this book aims to be an easy introduction to a complex concept. Whether you are a business owner, an employee, a student, or an entrepreneur, it urges us to examine how we live and justify our actions. It encourages us to ask, what am I accountable for? How have my efforts to meet my needs impacted the world? But most of all, what am I capable of, and how can I help? More details about this life-changing book: - A light introduction to the Sustainability Mindset Principles- A recommended read for students and educators interested to learn more about sustainability- Published by SMIndicator LLC- Available on Kindle and Paperback The conversation starts now. Add a copy of Sustainability - We Need To Talk to your cart TODAY!

The Resource Workbook for Coaches Series has been created for facilitators using the Sustainability Mindset Indicator (www.SMIndicator.com) with their clients and groups, to help them support the development of specific aspects of a Sustainability Mindset.This Volume, "Ecological Worldview", presents 18 exercises of easy implementation in face-to-face or virtual settings.Trainers, coaches and facilitators, HR, OD and leadership development professionals will find in this Volume step-by-step instructions to address the aspects of the Sustainability Mindset related to the Ecological Worldview that require support, as per the SMI Reports. The exercises are organized to address the development of the cognitive, behavioral or affective dimensions.

What do we need to change in order to develop a new generation of business leaders who connect profits with purpose, who see in social entrepreneurship and innovation the key opportunity for addressing our planetary challenges? The answer lies in the contents we select to teach, in the values we invite to explore and develop, and in the methods we use. In the era of 24/7 global access to information from our mobile gadgets, many institutions of higher education are still sitting students in rows or amphitheaters, measuring success via tests and evaluations, with instructors lecturing what students should learn. And instructors feel the challenge of competing with sleepy audiences that divide their attention between their cell phones and the speaker. Stop teaching, the author says, inviting instructors in management schools and higher education to adopt some proven learning principles that can reengage students, unleash their potentials, and foster them to shape the world they want to live in. And have fun doing it. Through adult learning research, guides, activities, and stories from pioneering learning facilitators in education and corporate training, Rimanoczy brings a long-needed revamp to educational institutions that want to be part of responsible management education.

An ambitious book that utilises the first-hand experiences of 16 important business leaders in order to provide a window on the sustainability mindset. Rimanoczy draws on a series of interviews to identify how we can evolve as humans, to develop a new way of thinking and being on this planet.