The Upside Of Irrationality

Dan Ariely (Hebrew: born April 29, 1967) is the James B. Duke Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics. He teaches at Duke University and is the founder of The Center for Advanced Hindsight and also the co-founder of BEworks. Ariely's talks on TED have been watched over 7.8 million times. He is the author of Predictably Irrational and The Upside of Irrationality, both of which became New York Times best sellers, as well as The Honest Truth about Dishonesty . he work for money and do every thing for money .
Professor Ariely has worked on several experiments Among these experiments are two experiments:His concept and experiments.
When the work of these rationality tests discovered that when a person wants to do any work he must do in

The appeal and reach of many of Jamie Oliver’s dishes lies in the simplicity of his recipes and the relatively short preparation time for each of his dishes. His specialty is Italian cuisine.
In 2002, his show, ‘Jamie’s Kitchen’, a documentary series, had a successful run. The show followed Jamie Oliver as he as he attempts to train a group of fifteen disadvantaged youth. The concept of the show included that those who complete the course will be offered jobs at Oliver's new restaurant ‘Fifteen’. Out of the fifteen contestant five managed to secure a job.
The Oliver train these 15 people then work technical tests for cooking and measure the level of their performance skills in cooking Among these tests .Test 1. Talk about food ,Identity quality , enthusiasm or passion about food .Test 2. ''Test test'' 30 selected based on sensory information .AND Test 3. Through observation identify ability, control over the process , way of reaction during cooking. selection based on approach to work and quality of finished

Choose your fights wisely, but do be prepared to take on a big fight, if it is important enough to commit everything. You may lose, but Oliver shows that dedication and passion can mean that a catering college educated son of publicans, with little academic background can do better than win the ear of Prime Ministers, he can create an environment where senior politicians can barely afford not to take him seriously, Work Hard
Without a doubt, Oliver works hard. His is not a glitzy celebrity without substance. He puts in the hours and models what he expects his followers to emulate. He doesn’t tell, he shows. He doesn’t enforce standards, he sets them for himself, Learn
At every stage, Oliver has learned from his experience and grown with that learning. This is wisdom: to become more than you were yesterday, to learn from your mistakes, to shift your approach, and to come back again and again. He has made very commercial misjudgment's, but when he has done, he has acted decisively, rather than hesitating, and moved on, and Have Fun
It is hardly possible to imagine Jamie Oliver without a smile. Even in the serious portrait shot at the head of this blog, he seems to me to be about to smirk. His sense of fun is a big part of his personality and his brand, but more than that, I suspect it is a major resource for him, in maintaining his