Lessons Learned
Learn.Know.Grow. Lessons learned! Views: 26
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Premeditatio malorum (2) – my practice and thoughts Clone
What is – Premeditatio malorum? A definition of sorts to start Premeditatio malorum : “The exercise of imagining things that could go wrong or be taken away from us. It…
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Introspective reflections of mine
Firstly – I’m aware of my mistakes! I am my biggest critic, and I definitely struggle to allow myself enough grace to also be my biggest fan! Without action and remaining solely intellectually driven I don’t receive feedback that can encourage or persuade me on. I can’t receive often critical feedback reminding me that recalibration and retooling is required.
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It just hit! Right time, Right topic!
“Up and not crying” is a Norwegian idiom that means a day is great, even if it’s not perfect. The phrase is oppe og ikke gråter in Norwegian, and it’s used as a response to the morning greeting, “how are you?”. The meaning of the phrase is that things aren’t great, but not terrible either, and you’re getting on with life.
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Neurodiversity is important to me
the neurological and biological dispositions these humans with a neurodivergent neurotype was determine long before any imperfect/perfect parenting style ever interacted with the human (modeling, gentle, authoritative, low-demand, abusive – parenting styles or trauma-induced environmental conditions).
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Dyslexia and ZT
A little bit about me A glimpse of me I have Dyslexia A quick 9 minute-ish clip that succinctly describes a lot about how my mind works, internalizes and skips…
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Krampusnacht aka Rauhnächte
So I see you all like the Krampus-Festivities. I want to tell you something about one of its origins if you like. First of all as a rule of thumb:…
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Post from the past – LinkedIN
The servant/master paradigm in US corporate business culture is volatile. I see great opportunities for change while we continue to weather life with covid-19, unspoken but real droughts and more interesting challenges of our current lifetime.
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Gratitude
Epictetus, Discourses, 1.6.1–2 “It is easy to praise providence for anything that may happen if you have two qualities: a complete view of what has actually happened in each instance…