As with many things, this is a work in progress as I attempt to put my brain into bits.
- Knowledge is not power
- If your worth is determined by what you know today, what will be your worth tomorrow when things change?
- Value the ability to learn
- Reflect upon what worked and what didn’t.
- Learn through differences
- Read
bothall sides of political & social debates. - Pay attention to the “other” technologies.
- Learn a foreign language and culture.
- Listen to a different radio station each day of the month.
- Read
- Stay True to Yourslef
- Read your Bible|Torah|Koran|[fill in the blank] daily
- Information wants to be free
- Be open and honest.
- Share what you’ve learned.
- Teach
- Learn more through preparation.
- Learn from the students, their questions, their experiences.
- You’re
probablynot the only one who knows.
- Standards are good.
- Society’s built on rules.
- Learn the rules. You can’t follow the rules if you don’t know them.
- Set the example. “Most people break the rules” isn’t a reason for you to do so.
- Strive for perfection but don’t insist on it.
- Data first. Presentation Second.
- Be precise in sending, liberal in receiving.
- Many things can’t be taught, must be learned.
- You can’t learn to drive without a car.
- Leadership can’t be taught from a book or in a classroom.
- Failure and reflection are great teachers.
- Mental floss
- Get outdoors. Go for a walk at lunchtime.
- Read a book, not one about your job or hobby.
- Take a notebook everywhere and write what comes to mind.
- Be Flexible
- Gumby is a friend to everyone.