As for other discussions; I am one of those self-help haters. I inherently feel that my own motivation and effort is what gets me where I want to go and into the situations that will make me a better me. I have not read "The Secret" or any other motivational manuscripts designed to change the way I think. I did read "Who Stole My Cheese" and some book about a Fish, because I was a manager and the whole company discussed it. I think the Art of Possibility is done pretty well and points toward successes that could be emulated but aren't forced on the reader. I agree with JBB about the title or subject "giving an A". The overall message is pretty clear, but the idea of "giving" anyone anything is a little weird to me. Semantics, I guess. It is one thing to say that "you start with an A, try not to lose it" and another to say "I'm giving you this A", now don't worry about a thing…However, it is a little tricky to tell us, AFTER we write glowing reports in our blogs about how great an idea it is, then poopoo it in Wimba. Sneaky, Prof.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Wk3 - Wimba Blog Post
As for other discussions; I am one of those self-help haters. I inherently feel that my own motivation and effort is what gets me where I want to go and into the situations that will make me a better me. I have not read "The Secret" or any other motivational manuscripts designed to change the way I think. I did read "Who Stole My Cheese" and some book about a Fish, because I was a manager and the whole company discussed it. I think the Art of Possibility is done pretty well and points toward successes that could be emulated but aren't forced on the reader. I agree with JBB about the title or subject "giving an A". The overall message is pretty clear, but the idea of "giving" anyone anything is a little weird to me. Semantics, I guess. It is one thing to say that "you start with an A, try not to lose it" and another to say "I'm giving you this A", now don't worry about a thing…However, it is a little tricky to tell us, AFTER we write glowing reports in our blogs about how great an idea it is, then poopoo it in Wimba. Sneaky, Prof.
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Me? Tricky? Ha... caught again. damn.
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