Sometimes it pays to think outside the box. If we all had the same thoughts or went about
solving problems the same way this world would not grow the way that it
does. Make sure to listen to everyone
and use different perspectives when solving problems. Sometimes the best solutions and ideas come
from the places we least expect.
This blog was created to spark interest and conversations in my Architectural and Mechanical Design classes. Our class will watch a video each day and write a reflection in a journal or on a discussion board about the clip. Students will answer the following questions for each clip: What was the video about (brief description)? How does the video affect me and how can I relate to it? How does the video relate to our class? What is the major lesson to be learned?
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Success from what perspective
A success too many may not be success to everyone. Our viewpoints sometimes must change in order
for us to truly understand life and what is really important. We should always try to be optimistic and
look at things from a positive perspective.
If we don’t, no matter what we do or accomplish this will be a miserable
life. Optimism – pass it
In a hurry
Sometimes we role through life and everything seems to be
going so well and easy. In this vast
field there are very few trees, but if you are not paying attention or you are
in too big of a hurry you will hit it.
Even when things seem really good, make sure to pay attention to the
small things, they can sure ruin your day.
The Knack
We are all blessed with different talents and gifts. I can definitely relate to Dilbert. As a kid I loved taking things apart, putting them
back together, and seeing how they work.
The older I get the more I appreciate the difference in the way that we
all think.
Success
When I think of Michael Jordan, I think of the greatest
basketball player of all time. I don’t think
of the Michael Jordan that was cut from his high school basketball team (Wow,
can you imagine being that coach), or all of the other times that he failed. Sometimes we need to look at failures as a
driving force that enables us to both do great things and be great people not as
a deterrent or sad thing.
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