Comments on: learning http://john.jubjubs.net/2007/04/30/learning/ my semi-regular stream of consciousness Sun, 12 Oct 2008 17:21:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Seth http://john.jubjubs.net/2007/04/30/learning/#comment-256 Seth Thu, 03 May 2007 18:57:25 +0000 http://john.jubjubs.net/2007/04/30/learning/#comment-256 This is a nice introspection. Whenever I feel that my outward emotions are not aligned with my inner viewpoint, I try to think about what my outward facing actions are trying to elicit from those with whom I interact. Hopefully the reaction and response I receive aligns with what I was hoping to get from someone and with what I think. If so, then I bet I have communicated what I want. I also try to look at the premise of each of my thoughts, arguments, and opinions. Once I have a grasp on why I believe what I do or what it is I want to accomplish (and it always begins at the premise of my belief...if I can get there), then I feel like my outward and inner feelings align. To me, this is critical to feeling good about how I interacted with others. Not sure if there is any sense to be made from these thoughts, but if I follow this practice, I have found that I am able to communicate what I really feel...I think. :-) OK, I'm done pontificating.... This is a nice introspection. Whenever I feel that my outward emotions are not aligned with my inner viewpoint, I try to think about what my outward facing actions are trying to elicit from those with whom I interact. Hopefully the reaction and response I receive aligns with what I was hoping to get from someone and with what I think. If so, then I bet I have communicated what I want.

I also try to look at the premise of each of my thoughts, arguments, and opinions. Once I have a grasp on why I believe what I do or what it is I want to accomplish (and it always begins at the premise of my belief…if I can get there), then I feel like my outward and inner feelings align. To me, this is critical to feeling good about how I interacted with others.

Not sure if there is any sense to be made from these thoughts, but if I follow this practice, I have found that I am able to communicate what I really feel…I think. :-)

OK, I’m done pontificating….

]]> By: Seth http://john.jubjubs.net/2007/04/30/learning/#comment-5569 Seth Thu, 03 May 2007 16:57:25 +0000 http://john.jubjubs.net/2007/04/30/learning/#comment-5569 This is a nice introspection. Whenever I feel that my outward emotions are not aligned with my inner viewpoint, I try to think about what my outward facing actions are trying to elicit from those with whom I interact. Hopefully the reaction and response I receive aligns with what I was hoping to get from someone and with what I think. If so, then I bet I have communicated what I want.<br><br>I also try to look at the premise of each of my thoughts, arguments, and opinions. Once I have a grasp on why I believe what I do or what it is I want to accomplish (and it always begins at the premise of my belief...if I can get there), then I feel like my outward and inner feelings align. To me, this is critical to feeling good about how I interacted with others.<br><br>Not sure if there is any sense to be made from these thoughts, but if I follow this practice, I have found that I am able to communicate what I really feel...I think. :-) <br><br>OK, I'm done pontificating.... This is a nice introspection. Whenever I feel that my outward emotions are not aligned with my inner viewpoint, I try to think about what my outward facing actions are trying to elicit from those with whom I interact. Hopefully the reaction and response I receive aligns with what I was hoping to get from someone and with what I think. If so, then I bet I have communicated what I want.

I also try to look at the premise of each of my thoughts, arguments, and opinions. Once I have a grasp on why I believe what I do or what it is I want to accomplish (and it always begins at the premise of my belief…if I can get there), then I feel like my outward and inner feelings align. To me, this is critical to feeling good about how I interacted with others.

Not sure if there is any sense to be made from these thoughts, but if I follow this practice, I have found that I am able to communicate what I really feel…I think. :-)

OK, I’m done pontificating….

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