I'm 73 and very aware of time being limited. Learning to skip over uninteresting lessons or modules is important as is quickly assessing the value of information for my business.
I love this, thank you so much for expressing it clearly. I always skip through courses and books depending on what seems the most interesting at the time. Alan Watts did a seminar on the school system and that's when it donned on me what I was really doing when I am learning something new, haha :)
Big thanks for this one 🙏💕 I loved this so much I had to watch it twice! (Just to make sure I'd heard right). I know I'm my own biggest guilt-tripper and slave-driver - but I'm working to stop doing that and to just choose what I want to choose and be happy with my choices, never mind what anyone else thinks. (Am also working on not minding what anyone else thinks 😏.) Joy Joy Joy!
As a teacher and autistic person I feel this video is mindblowing! I have always been a linear rule follower, and to understand this - that everything is optional, is a game-changer to me! Who would know I would learn something so fantastic at 65 years of age! I thank you!
@Torill Fjæran-Granum This is fantastic learning and thanks for sharing for us! Ironically, we need to have permission for us to make decisions on how to handle something we freely choose to buy and use (or NOT to use!!). However, you are right in that many of us have been rule followers, and sometimes those rules, such as this one, can get in the way of our getting what we need. Kudos on this!!
I like it :) I also like to give people around me permission slips... you know how you'd get one from a teacher and you suddenly have free roam of the halls where no hall monitor can touch you!?!
But I think the ultimate permission slip would be to choose cool teachers (like you;) who like to free a student's mind :)
P.s. I'm back! After building our yurt on the farm, the day of the spring equinox, is the day I've been working towards to jump back into your courses and develop my work :) Thanks for holding out the carrot
I'm 73 and very aware of time being limited. Learning to skip over uninteresting lessons or modules is important as is quickly assessing the value of information for my business.
you are amanzing
Have fun, enjoy! Love it.
I love this, thank you so much for expressing it clearly. I always skip through courses and books depending on what seems the most interesting at the time. Alan Watts did a seminar on the school system and that's when it donned on me what I was really doing when I am learning something new, haha :)
Big thanks for this one 🙏💕 I loved this so much I had to watch it twice! (Just to make sure I'd heard right). I know I'm my own biggest guilt-tripper and slave-driver - but I'm working to stop doing that and to just choose what I want to choose and be happy with my choices, never mind what anyone else thinks. (Am also working on not minding what anyone else thinks 😏.) Joy Joy Joy!
As a teacher and autistic person I feel this video is mindblowing! I have always been a linear rule follower, and to understand this - that everything is optional, is a game-changer to me! Who would know I would learn something so fantastic at 65 years of age! I thank you!
Thank you, I needed to hear that!
Ooo! I'll try skipping this one! LOL!
I like it :) I also like to give people around me permission slips... you know how you'd get one from a teacher and you suddenly have free roam of the halls where no hall monitor can touch you!?!
But I think the ultimate permission slip would be to choose cool teachers (like you;) who like to free a student's mind :)
P.s. I'm back! After building our yurt on the farm, the day of the spring equinox, is the day I've been working towards to jump back into your courses and develop my work :) Thanks for holding out the carrot
Oh George, that is the most beautiful introduction and permission slip :) Thank you from my heart to yours :)
I really appreciate your philosophy :)
I love the freedom you put on the course@George Kao
Thank you
Thank you for "supporting" us to be flexible and joyfully skip around! (I acknowledge I grew up as a rule-follower also ...)
@Glenna Frey same here! And i am learning it can actually be joyful to break that old conditioning 😅