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Think About It
Why do you do what you do? How do you
know what you know? How do you do what you do? Think about it. Reflect, plan, act, reflect, plan, act....
As much as you are busy and don't feel you have the time to stop and think, you should be. You can't control your time, but you can manage it. Every experience should teach something new, even if it strengthens the importance of a single lesson.
The role that blogging plays for me is sharing memorable experiences and my reflections. I influence the thoughts of other people that want to influence others. I love sharing and learning from others. How about you? What does blogging mean to you?
I've experienced the role of brother, leader, role model, outdoorsman, gamer, philosopher, television host, science research student, follower, and true friend.
How the past shaped you into the person you are today? What are your values, passions, and visions? How would you describe your character? Ask questions, create more opportunities available to you, never stop moving forward, and thrive of off every minute in your life.
THINK ABOUT IT!
Why do you do what you do?
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May252012
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau died on May 18th at the age of 86.
Our choral music teacher showed us this month and told us that he sang with him in the 1980s a couple times. What an incredible voice and stupendous role model for singers. He exemplified the power of music and self-expression through singing and art. =)
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We will be known forever by the tracks we leave. Native American proverb
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Value the Process and Not the Event
The picture analogy. Just thought this was a cool thought. There are two directions to run you fingers along a pine cone, up and down. As you travel upward in life toward success its smooth for quite awhile, unless you slip. When you slip, you get pricked. It happens to all of us. Whether or not we continue to climb up to us. Learn from your mistakes and watch your step. =)
The more and more I have experiences, the more I realize life is about understanding the small and big pictures. Life is really as much as you make it, no matter the circumstance.
Learn to value the processes of life and not the event that occurs. Sure, circumstances sometimes suck and influence permanently, but it passes over time. The results are not always favorable, but when they are, it makes the process even more memorable and enriching.
You can learn a lot more out of a losing experience than a winning one. Plus, what do you remember most about something that happened? The actual details of the event or how it made you feel? The latter is most common because it’s how the experience made you discover more about life and yourself
Yet again, another small yet important aspect of our attitude in life. Valuing the process of trying and failing, over and over again, until we taste sweet victory. Have that awareness and attitude about yourself and what you do, and you can turn any experience into a unique one.
Think about some of your commitments and whether or not your preparing for an event, or thriving in the process of learning and preparation so the event is the true indication that you’re both working hard and having fun.
Cheers,
MJP
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