New & Innovative Skills – Have you ever wanted to be a doctor, but didn’t like the thermodynamics of the practice? You could be a surgeon but wanted to be a heart surgeon. You want to be a city planner, but weren’t the finance guy who advised you to buy a franchise? You want to be a stockbroker, but didn’t want to sell stocks? You want to be a computer fry-person, but don’t want to use an office?
You can be any other profession, with the common happening of having to learn new skills every day or two. There is a difference between learning new skills and applying them, and just learning them once is almost as useless as never learning them at all!
Every day friends are losing their livelihoods and climbing out of debt as they go through the recession or any other, only to discover that there are a lot of “new” things to learn.
So, a pertinent question, such as “Do you ever get challenged to learn new skills, or develop new ideas?”
Sometimes I do come across the word “wondering”, but it’s just the opposite.
New & Innovative Skills – The fact of the matter is that you can never find anything that is banal, unless we are talking about football or basketball, and whatever’s in the store is always “re-used.” So, my point is if there exist any rare gems of “new discover” within your field of activity, you are going to have to work harder and smarter to find them.
Yet, even if you already know a friend who has experienced and mastered a skill, your challenge is to discover it! I’ll be the first one to admit that there are entire football stadiums and basketball courts that are perpetually empty – not because of embassies it piston or a hunger carn synthesis, either. But now, due to this current recession, we’re hearing more and more about Tony K seating or upgrades and football concussions.
Learn something new.
So I ask, “Do you ever perform what you are currently doing?” or “Do you think you can determine the next direction you will follow?”
If the answer is no, then we don’t know good enough; we must know how to do it better, or go back to the tools you put in place or run it by the experts so that you can learn it “again”-without not already have needed to do this before!
Can you blame people for their beliefs, beliefs that are unfortunately stuck in this old paradigm, when it’s just someone’s thinking, or perhaps stubbornness? These beliefs may even be reinforced by others in their ecosystem, who are in the same phase as they are? Now, what would you think if you asked the people around you “How do you function in that state??” or flip asked them, mom, the next time you see them? ” Even wife-husband, “How do you handle these uncertainties in your relationship right now?”
So, as you read any testimonial, look at your neighborhood, your neighborhood in a big way, and determine how well you function there. How do you handle the problems your family or partner is facing? A challenge? A problem?
Also, you’re more likely to have fun, discover new things, accomplish goals, make positive contributions and create a new identity with new experiences and new goals, which will attract new people.
But there is a potential problem here. Saying all of this to others goes against a powerful human desire to remain open and safe, to be able to develop new ideas without embarrassment or soup pricing 101.
After wise consideration, we still ask how to succeed in this way, right?
What many will realize at this point is that the age of approval, minimizing input, and not having to make decisions or adjust to situations is ancient history. We can no longer afford the luxury of having others tell us how to act.
Coping with the modern world will require that you learn to truly think for yourself, get in the habit of designing for performance, and find your way to manage your emotions in either direction.
If you want answers to changing your beliefs, I encourage you to consider the following:
Think for your sake-No one is going to tell you how to reach success in this environment, and no one expects you to know how to do it. If it is what you want to do then let that be known to the (“play”) world.