Hermann Rohr

Beyond IQ and EQ: Unveiling the Hidden Factors of 10 Quotients in Success

Success is multifaceted beyond Intelligence Quotient (IQ) and Emotional Quotient (EQ). While IQ measures intellectual capabilities and EQ assesses emotional intelligence, several other quotients can contribute to an individual’s success. 10 different quotients and their significance in achieving success 1. Intelligence Quotient (IQ) IQ is a quantitative indicator of a person’s intelligence. It encompasses various ...

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People sitting around a conference table attending a business meeting.

Uncovering the Mystery of Japanese Longevity

Japan, universally recognized for its population’s longevity and astonishingly low obesity rates, often leaves foreigners exclaiming: “You can hardly spot anyone overweight on the streets of Japan!” Interestingly, Japanese people don’t have a strong penchant for exercise or physical fitness routines. According to one survey, Japan ranks 11th among countries with the least love of ...

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A Japanese woman walking through a village.

A Rich Bride Helped a Poor Bride and Changed Both Their Lives

In ancient times, weddings were often celebrated with multiple families joining the festivities. One day, two families were marrying their daughters; one bride was wealthy, and the other bride was extremely poor. As they met in the middle of their journey, heavy rain started to fall, and the bearers of both families put their sedan ...

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A traditional Chinese wedding ceremony.

Festinger’s Law: You Can Take Charge of Your Life

American social psychologist Leon Festinger proposed a famous theory later known as “Festinger’s Law,” which states that 10 percent of the troubles in life are caused by what happens to you. The other 90 percent is determined by how you react to them. In other words, 10 percent of life’s events are beyond your control, ...

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Leon Festinger.

Exploring the Prophecy of Xu Fu

The prophecy of Xu Fu is one of the most remarkable stories in Chinese history. It tells the tale of a 10-year-old boy who predicted the rise of Liu Bang, the Han Dynasty’s ancestor, and the Qin Dynasty’s downfall. Xu Fu was one of the greatest physiognomists to be recorded in the annals of Chinese ...

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Statue of Chinese alchemist and explorer Xu Fu in Wakayama, Japan.

Why 80 Percent of Strokes Can Be Prevented

Strokes are caused by a blockage or rupture of a blood vessel in the brain. Stroke prevention is all the measures you can take ahead of time to prevent a stroke from happening. It is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States and the main cause of disability. Studies have found that ...

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Illustration of a brain having a stroke.

Moving Overseas: The Easiest and Most Challenging Countries for Foreign Workers

Moving overseas often presents a multitude of unexpected complexities for foreign workers. Adjusting to a new culture, learning a new language, and understanding the local regulations can sometimes be overwhelming. According to a comprehensive 2022 survey conducted by the renowned expatriate community organization InterNations, certain countries stand out as being more welcoming to newcomers than ...

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Bahrain World Trade Center skyscraper in Manama City.

3 Traditional Chinese Hair Care Tips to Reverse Gray Hair

Is the appearance of gray hair a health warning sign? In addition to premature gray hair, some people are prone to oily hair and hair loss. Can these problems be improved or cured? What are the ways to prevent them? The following is the essence of an interview with Kuo Dawei, General Director of Fu ...

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3 Benefits of Eating Ginger in the Summer

Traditional Chinese medicine has a saying, “Eat radish in winter and ginger in summer.” Indeed, from the perspective of health preservation and disease prevention, eating ginger in summer has many benefits. But everything has two sides. How to choose good ginger When choosing ginger, it is essential to smell it carefully, look at the skin, ...

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A pile of ginger root.