Wednesday, June 7, 2017

my own Rules for Success

My own Rules for Success 

1. be yourself and do not imitate nobody











2. ignore bad comments
 










3. work hard

 






4. be patience with others










5. make a choice 
6. do not be cocky
7. commit to your goal
8. think globally 
9. improve yourself 
10. be friendly

Class evaluation

Class Evaluation 
 
 
1. The things that i like about this class is the new programs we were using during this semester, also when the teacher gave us free time to do whatever we want to do. Also i like when we do the gallery walk.
2. The things that i do not like about this class is that when the teacher want us to talk to the class and gave examples. Also i do not like that we repeat doing the same thing.
3. Do different things everyday, do more programs, more projects.
4.  The highlight for this class was when i did the game for the program and then we do the gallery walk. 
5. Yes i do really do my best in this class doing on time my work.
6. Yes sometimes i read it  because i want to reach my goals but sometimes i get distracted or i get sleepy.
7. yes i committed to be a CTR person because i am a competitive person and also a responsible student.
8.


Monday, June 5, 2017

10 rules for success

10 Rules for Success
By Stephan Curry

1. Visualize your goals 
2. Be the hardest working person 
3. Stay confident 
4. Do it your way 
5. Be creative 
6. Stay in the moment 
7. Better yourself everyday 
8. Have an upbeat personality 
9. Be the  best version of yourself 
10. Actions speak louder than words 

these ten rules for success by Stephan curry are important because make you a better person but you need to be you ignore other people do it your way visualize what you want, do not try to be like others just be yourself have fun and live the moment. don't be cookie with the people you need to stay humble and be the best version of yourself to be a better person. you demonstrate a better person by showing and not talking. 
  


Thursday, June 1, 2017

10 Rules for Success

10 Rules for Success
 by Cristiano Ronaldo

 
1. Just play 
2. Be competitive
3. Always take on new Challenges
4. Know your priorities 
5. People will judge you 
6. Work hard
7. Believe you are the best 
8. Play for the team
9. Enjoy the moments 
10. Have a sense of humor 

Reflection: The ten rules for success by Cristiano Ronaldo is important because it make you a better person a positive person and make you fallow your goals in life. you need to enjoy whatever you doing and just do it. also is important because make you believe in yourself think that you are the best and the things you do is going to be good.


Monday, May 1, 2017

10 Seeds of Greatness

10 Seeds of Greatness 


The Seed of Self-Esteem ( Appreciate the value of yourself)  
"From Self-love to the Self-worth"
 self-esteem is how we value ourselves, it is how we perceive our value to the world and how valuable we think we are to others. Self-esteem affects our trust in others, our relationships, our work-nearly every part of our lives. positive self-esteem gives us the strength and flexibility to take charge of our lives and grow from our mistakes without to fear of rejection. Feelings of low self-esteem often build up over a lifetime, and letting go of ingrained feelings and behaviors is not an easy task. it may take time, hard work, and it may require professional counseling. But there are some simple, positive thinking techniques that can be used to help improve self-esteem. These are called affirmations.


The Seed of Creativity "Realizing your creative energy"  
Creativity simple means to come up with something new, if you can do that, not only can you enrich your own personal life, but you'll have an advantage in whatever field you enter. you just need to recognize your creativity. also creativity means think outside of the box, some people are naturally more creative than others,but creative thinking can be strengthened with practice. you can practice creative thinking by solving riddles, by becoming aware of and letting go of your assumptions, and through play anything unstructured and relaxing. creative people can devise new way to carry out tasks. solve problems and meet challenges. 


The Seed of Responsibility "Whatever we sow, we rear"

responsibility in order to satisfy it. For example, in a family situation, one of the children may be given the responsibility of taking care of the family pet. The exact guidelines of what has to be done to take care of the pet should be clearly laid out so that the child knows exactly what the responsibility involves and can fulfill it satisfactorily. Shirking responsibilities usually involves some sort of consequences. For the child not doing his duty of caring for the pet, a parent may deny access to television or video games for a certain period of time.


The Seed of Wisdom "A large vocabulary--which implies broad, general knowledge--characterizes the more successful persons, regardless of their occupations."

Wisdom is most commonly referred to as a characteristic in a person who acts using common sense, experience and understanding. Wisdom is something that is gained over a long period of time. In classical literature, those who are wise are typically very old, very calm and very intelligent. Wisdom can mean that an individual has a lot of knowledge on one or a multitude of subjects, or simply that one knows how to act when in a certain situation.
 






The Seed of Purpose " the gold mine in your goals"
most of the people set a goals i their business or professional life, but don't take time to set goals in their personal life
finding and clarifying your life purpose and core life indentations can help you  to move with greater focus and clarity every day of your life. There are many ways to both find and develop your life purpose and intentions. Purpose is a bigger word. Purpose is is personal and is who you are. In business terms, purpose is all about your mission. Every person , team , organization needs a reason for being. When we lack purpose , we don't know what we're doing. Lacking is a goal is less serious, but still matters. A goal is something we strive for that should be aligned with our purpose. Reaching our goal will help us accomplish our purpose.




The Seed of Communication "Reach out and touch someone" 

Communication is about more than just exchanging information. It's about understanding the emotion and intentions behind the information. Effective communication is also a two-way street. It’s not only how you convey a message so that it is received and understood by someone in exactly the way you intended, it’s also how you listen to gain the full meaning of what’s being said and to make the other person feel heard and understood.



The Seed of Faith "The power of positive believing"
Faith is not only religious but also it refers to a relationship we all have with knowledge. When someone believes in something that is not the reasonable and logical thing to assume, they use the word "faith" to defend themselves. You have to have trust or confidence in someone or something. You have to have faith and be confidence about your goals and one day you will accomplish them because you are having faith and being patient and having a positive mind. Faith shows the reality of what we hope for it is evidence of things we cannot see.


The Seed of Adaptability "Turning problems into opportunities"
 
Being willing and able to adapt your behavior increases your ability to communicate and build relationships with other people. our level of adaptability can be stronger in some situations than others. For example, we tend to be more adaptable at work with people we know less, and less adaptable at home with people we know better. Developing your adaptability allows you to understand how different types of people would like to be treated. It does not mean imitating the other person’s behavior. It does mean adjusting your behavior to be more in line with the other person’s preferences.         

The Seed of Perseverance "The will to win is everything"
Perseverance is the ability and self control that pushes you to work through challenges. Having perseverance means that when you are facing a challenge, you use your mind and your body to overcome it. Perseverance means you are able to wait and work through difficulties, whether they have to do with your mind, your body, or your emotions. Sometimes we work hard and don’t meet our goals, but knowing we did the best we could do gives us a sense of pride and self confidence. If you had quit, not only would you definitely not have made the team, but you wouldn't even have had the satisfaction of knowing you tried your hardest. Instead of feeling the pride of having done your best, you would have felt the emptiness of not even trying. 


The Seed of Perspective "Happiness is the spiritual experience of living every minute with love, grace, and gratitude."
 perspective is an approach to psychology that emphasizes empathy and stresses the good in human behavior. In politics and social theory, this approach calls for human rights and equality. In counseling and therapy, this approach allows an psychologist to focus on ways to help improve an individual’s self-image or self-actualization – the things that make them feel worthwhile. 





The ten seed of greatness is important because this skills help you in your life becoming a better person, this can help by combining positive attitude with the natural abilities, to choose goals and follow steps to attain them, to build on your self-reliance, and so enhance your self-esteem, to make the right decisions, to understand others & be understood by others, to overcome feelings of unworthiness, and to set & achieve higher goals.



Thursday, April 27, 2017

Ten Tips for Being more Truthful

Ten Tips for Being more Truthful

Barbara A. Lewis












Wife, Mother, Religious worker, national award-winning author and educator
The Ten Tips

  1. Make a commitment to tell the truth.
  2. Tell someone about your commitment.
  3. Think before you give a dishonest answer, explanation, sarcasm, or reason.
  4. Be careful of when and how you use exaggeration, sarcasm, or irony.
  5. Be careful not to twist the truth or leave out part of it.
  6. Don't indulge in little white lies.
  7. Watch out for silent lies.
  8. When you catch yourself lying, throw your mouth into reverse.
  9. Talk to yourself.
  10. Treat yourself when you tell the truth 

  The first two tips for being more truthful are to make a commitment to tell the truth and tell someone about your commitment. This is very important because it shows that you are serious about becoming more truthful with yourself. Being truthful means you always tell the truth and when you do that more people will have faith in you because you never lie and they will trust you. It is very important to know the extend  of your sarcasm because you might take it too far without knowing. You have to also be very careful when you use exaggeration and irony because they can hurt peoples feels. It is always important to tell the truth about everything. If you leave part of the truth out then you are being dishonest and if you twist the truth you are making a lie that can hurt people.  If you always tell the truth about everything people will know that you are honest and you will like you more as a person because they know that you can be trusted. Once people know that you can be trusted they will have confidence that you will keep a secret and always tell the truth no matter what.

Monday, April 17, 2017

Spring Break

Spring Break 

My spring break was alright, i went two or three times to Disneyland and California Adventure and i like it, my girlfriend take me to the rides that she like, i really have fun in the roller coaster  i was nervous because was my first time that i get into a roller coaster, i was screaming like a crazy gay. Also i went to the park to practice with my dad and my brothers and we practice a lot to play good this Sunday that past, and yes yesterday we won the game because we play really good. i watched the movie Logan was a good movie but in the end i didn't like it because Logan die. 

Friday, February 3, 2017

Internet Society

Image result for internet societyThe internet Society engages in a wide spectrum of internet issues, including policy, governance, technology and development. We establish and promote principles that are intended to persuade governments to make decisions that are right for their citizens and each nation’s future. Everything we do is based on ensuring that a healthy, sustainable Internet is available to everyone – today and for the next billion users.  the mission of internet society is to connecting the world by working with others, and advocating for equal access to the internet. The success of the Internet depends on more than the work of one, single organization – no matter how big, diverse, or influential it may be. We operate collaboratively and inclusively, working with governments, national and international organizations, Civil Society, the private sector and other parties to reach decisions about the Internet that conform to our core values. 


Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Pyramid of Success

Pyramid of Success
 John Wooden

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Coach wooden site
The Pyramid 

The 25 Building Blocks of the
Pyramid of Success 

Block 1: Industriousness 
  "In plain and simple English this means hard work. Very hard work. There is no substitute for very hard work when it comes to success."
Image result for industriousnesssome individuals generally work harder than others. My learned industriousness theory states that if an individual is rewarded for putting a large amount of cognitive or physical effort into an activity, the sensation of high effort takes on secondary reward properties that lessen effort’s general abrasiveness. In accord with this view, research indicates that reward for high effort involving one or more activities increases the subsequent effort exerted in other activities by rats, depressed mental patients, learning-disabled and regular teenager students, and college students.





Block 2: Enthusiasm 

"It is the engine that powers all blocks of the Pyramid. It is why I chose Industriousness and Enthusiasm as the cornerstones of my Pyramid of Success. It is where everything begins."

Image result for enthusiasm 10 ways to have Amazing enthusiasm, be passionate, be grateful, be positive,be proud, be creative, be proactive, be reasonable, be patient, be enlightened, and the last one be evolving. mean that put love in what you do. Without Enthusiasm you cannot work up to your fullest ability and potential; you're just going through the motions. And just going through the motions won't bring you to the level of competitive greatness we seek whether in basketball, business, or life.  




Block 3:Friendship 
 "Comes from mutual esteem, respect and devotion. Like marriage it must not be taken for granted but requires a joint effort."
Image result for friendship  "Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born." Though some natural loners are happy without them, most of us depend greatly on the company of true friends. As with any relationship friendships bring support and joy and occasionally strife. Here's how to make friends, understand friendship better, and be a great confidante to others. How can we recognize potential friendship? Signs including a mutual desire for companionship and perhaps a common bond of some kind. Beyond that, genuine friendship involves a shared sense of caring and concern, a desire to see one another grow and develop, and a hope for each other to succeed in all aspects of life. True friendship involves action: doing something for someone else while expecting nothing in return; sharing thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment or negative criticism.



Block 4: Loyalty 
 "To yourself and to all those depending upon you. Keep your self-respect."

Image result for loyalty To be loyal is to show commitment, or an obligation in certain entity, organization, person, religion, etc. For example you can show loyalty to your parents by obeying them. you can show loyalty to your friends by keeping  secrets. you also can show loyalty to a business by purchasing products on regular basis. Loyalty is rather tricky. If you show a commitment or obligation to something, but that something doesn’t work out, was it because you weren’t loyal enough? Was it because you were loyal to the wrong things?



Block 5: Cooperation 
 "With all levels of your co-workers. Listen if you want to be heard. Be interested in finding the best way, not in having your own way. " 

Image result for cooperationCooperation involves recognizing strengths and weaknesses to improve the overall result versus personal gain, such as when an employee realizes that he may need to hand over a lead position while working on a particular project because someone else can fulfill the job in a more effective manner. Examples of cooperation at home include treating each sibling, child or parent equally and showing a willingness to do more than what is expected to maintain a household. cooperation include hosting a discussion with someone and avoiding the temptation to interrupt, showing respect for others by taking turns during a game or completing all tasks (at home or work) thoroughly when others are relying on the completion. Additionally, recognizing that a team member in a sport may have more skills and therefore should be in the playing position a person may already hold is an example of cooperation.



Block 6: Ambition 
For noble goals
Image result for ambition  An earnest desire for some type of achievement or distinction, as power, honor, fame, or wealth, and the willingness to strive for its attainment. Ambition an accomplish or achieve goals through a process that demands hard work, passion and determination. To be ambitious is to achieve first and foremost not for the sake of achievement itself but for the sake of distinguishing ourselves from other people. Ambition is often confused with aspiration. Unlike mere aspiration, which has a particular goal for object, ambition is a trait or disposition, and , such as , is persistent and pervasive.
 



 
Block 7: Self-Control
 "Practice self-discipline and keep emotions under control. Good judgement and common sense are essential."
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Self-Control is the thinking skill that helps children learn to control their feelings and behaviors in order to make good decisions, while aiding in reducing impulsive actions and dealing effectively with frustration. For example, a child may use Self-Control when encountering a difficult problem on a test. Rather than impulsively writing down any answer, they are able to control their anxiety and figure out the answer.



Block 8: Alertness
 "Be observing constantly. Stay open-minded. Be eager to learn and improve."

 Relaxed alertness is when a learner is put into a state of being where they feel comfortable yet experience a high level of challenge. Experiencing relaxed alertness often starts out with students experiencing small successes, but after multiple successes- it becomes a way of thinking and learning that seems natural for the student. When relaxed alertness becomes a way of life for a student, it's actually easier for them to learn new things.Students who experience relaxed alertness believe in themselves and always want to challenge themselves to be better than the day before. They also bounce back easily from failures; possibly because of their confidence based on previous successes.




Block 9: Initiative 
 "Cultivate the ability to make decisions and think alone. Do not be afraid of failure, but learn from it."

what this means is to take the chance to do something and if you fail its okay .next time do it better that the last .never say i cant i will fail because it is okay it fail as long as you learn from it.we all have failed at one point in our life . but that doesn't make us any less of what or who we are . failing is a part of growing up . if don't fail then you wont grow as a person . we all feel scared when we have a chance even if its a small chance of failing .and i will tell you again its okay to fail .there is going to be a time you try again you wont fail no more and you make all the fail worth it.



Block 10: Intentness
"Set a realistic goal. Concentrate on its achievement by resisting all temptations.  Be determined and persistent."

The road to real achievement is usually bumpy and long, but you do not give up. You may have setbacks. You may have to start over. You may have to change your method. You may have to go around, or over, or under. You may have to back up and get another start.but you do not quit. You stay the course To do that, you must have Intentness.





Block 11: Sincerity
 Keeps Friends 
 Sincerity means being honest and straightforward without any pretense, misrepresentation, or deceit. Being a more sincere person can refer to how you interact with others, but ultimately sincerity must begin within yourself. Learning to recognize your thoughts and feelings can help you become a more genuine person, which in turn can help you become more sincere in your dealings with others. Sincere people tend to remain positive in social situations and actively seek to know more about other people, Using body language, touch and maintaining eye contact, sincere people exude confidence and genuine interest in the ideas, opinions and feelings of others. Sincere people also accept personal failure and do not feel afraid to discuss these failures.




Block 12: Adaptability
to any situation 
  People with adaptability are both flexible and versatile. Of course, our level of adaptability can be stronger in some situations than others. For example, we tend to be more adaptable at work with people we know less, and less adaptable at home with people we know better. In addition, research shows that people view themselves as more flexible and versatile than they actually are. That’s because we all aspire to those behaviors, and we judge ourselves on how we intend to act as well as on how we do act.


Block 13: Condition 

 "Mental-Moral-Physical. Rest, exercise and diet must be considered. Moderation must be practiced. Dissipation must be eliminated." 
 
 Conditioning exercises are body movements that athletic skill and physical fitness while decreasing the likelihood of sports injuries. Programs may include weight training, aerobic exercise, calisthenics, and exercises based on real-life motions. Types of conditioning exercises may vary greatly depending on fitness goals and are adaptable to any level of fitness, from beginners to experienced athletes.







Block 14: Skill
  "A knowledge of and the ability to properly and quickly execute the fundamentals. Be prepared and cover every little detail."

Personal skills are critical to almost any job. Someone with strong personal skills generally works well with employers, employees, colleagues, clients, and vendors. They can communicate ideas clearly, and listen well to others. Someone with strong person skills also typically has a positive attitude in the workplace. This is critical to creating a strong company culture. They also bring success to their companies. They are often responsible employees that people can rely on for help, and they meet deadlines and complete tasks. People with strong personal skills are also often motivated and passionate about their work, which contributes to their success.



Block 15: Team Spirit 
 "A genuine consideration for others. An eagerness to sacrifice personal interests of glory for the welfare of all."

Team spirit can make or break a team. Teammates who have team spirit are better able to work together and achieve team goals. They are also more satisfied with their team activities. Cooperating is simply working together as teammates for the good of the team. Cooperation is a skill that team members can sharpen during practice. Team members must fulfill their duties with 110% of their effort. Staying motivated shows team spirit because it shows that you want the team to do well. This includes being motivated to give your best in practice and in competition, as well as outside of team activities. Respect for your fellow team members is a must. You can show respect to your teammates by treating everyone fairly and equally. Teammates also respect each other by allowing everyone to participate. Respecting fellow teammates keeps everyone in a good mood and encourages overall team spirit.


Block 16: Honesty
In thought and action
 A person who is considered honest is one who displays integrity, is genuine and not deceptive or fraudulent. Honesty is characterized by truth and sincerity. Honesty denotes the quality of being upright in principle and action. Honesty implies truthfulness, fairness in dealing with others, and refusal to engage in fraud, deceit, or dissembling. The opposite trait is dishonesty, where you may lie, steal or deceive another person. But also, it is possible to be too honest, where what you say can hurt another feelings.








Block 17: Resourcefulness
Proper judgement 
 Resourcefulness is not a means of coping with deprivation; it can be a virtue that opens the door to greater accomplishment. Based on my observations of what resourceful leaders do, here are some suggestions for being resourceful. Resourcefulness is about optimizing what you have to work with. Innovation is not just about creating something new; it also applies to making old things work better. Resourcefulness, while critical now, should not be reserved just for hard times. When prosperity returns, relying on one’s ability to do more with existing resources and lead people to do the same will be a virtuous behavior.






Block 18: Poise 
 "Just being yourself. Being at ease in any situation."
Graceful and elegant bearing in a person.

 
 The word “poise” has a number of meanings, though the most common usage of the word in general conversation is often used in reference to a person and is typically intended to mean that the person demonstrates self-absurdness or composure. This is often used in a complimentary manner to show regard toward a person who has demonstrated behavior similar to “grace under pressure,” though it can be used in an ironic way through sarcasm. Poise can also be used to describe the position of an object as it relates to another object, or to describe a suspension of motion or a moment between two different types of motion.

Block 19: Confidence
 "Respect without fear. May come from being prepared and keeping all things in proper perspective."

 Self-Confidence refers to absurdness in your own worth, abilities and power, regardless of the situation you are in. Someone who is self confident has a strong sense of belief and certainty in himself/herself. He/she exudes calmness, composure and is self-aware. Self-confidence is often linked with possessing of certain knowledge, skill sets or abilities, whether it is acquired or innate. While having aptitude in a particular area can help bolster your self-worth, it is not a necessary prerequisite for self confidence. Someone with absolutely no competency in something can still be self-confident. We will discuss this in detail in the later half of the article.

Block 20:
Reliability
 Creates respect

The term reliability in psychological research refers to the consistency of a research study or measuring test.For example, if a person weighs themselves during the course of a day they would expect to see a similar reading. Scales which measured weight differently each time would be of little use.The same analogy could be applied to a tape measure which measures inches differently each time it was used. It would not be considered reliable.If findings from research are replicated consistently they are reliable. A correlation coefficient can be used to assess the degree of reliability. 


Block 21:  Fight 
Determined effort 
 Goal setting can easily become camouflaged vanity. Self-focused, self-centered, and self-serving. Now, many goals do require personal improvement and an intentional focus on one’s behavior. However, goal setting is never about the goal; it’s about who will benefit from the results of the goal being accomplished. For some cases, that’s solely the individual. For others, it’s their family, their spouse, and their relationships. 

 

Block 22: Competitive Greatness 

" Be at your best when your best is needed. Enjoyment of a difficult challenge."
  A real love for the hard battle, knowing it offers the opportunity to be at your best when your best is required. What it Means It means that in hard competition enjoy a challenge and be competitive. Your Turn Do you have any examples of Competitive Greatness Game Play Rock,Paper,Scissors with 4 friends. Be sure to do your best."If you are a leader, you must teach your team to love the struggle because only in hard competition will you, and they, find Competitive Greatness"



Block 23: Integrity
Purity of Intention 

Integrity means following your moral or ethical convictions and doing the right thing in all circumstances, even if no one is watching you. Having integrity means you are true to yourself and would do nothing that demeans or dishonors you. Integrity is one of the fundamental values that employers seek in the employees that they hire. It is the hallmark of a person who demonstrates sound moral and ethical principles at work. A person who has integrity lives his or her values in relationships with coworkers, customers, and stakeholders.






Block 24: Faith 
Believe and Achieve
 The power of faith and belief is real power. Believing that you can attain your goal is of great importance for its achievement. Without faith, there will be doubts and disbelief, which lead to non-doing and to non-achievement. Faith draws and attracts what you want into your life, whereas doubts, worries and disbelief push them away. Faith in this sense equals belief and certainty that you can achieve your goal. This kind of belief and faith strengthen the motivation to act and do things, and helps you maintain the positive attitude necessary for success. Faith is important, but alone it is not enough for success. You also need willpower, discipline and persistence. You also need to take positive action to show your faith.




Block 25: Patience
Good things take time 
 the actual practice of patience is another character trait, that has fallen by the wayside in society today. Our hurried, over-scheduled in culture where everything must happen immediately is taking its toll on our  willingness to be patient and work things out. Instead, we often spend minutes or even hours, several times a day in a state practice in impatience because things are not happening fast enough . we want to get it done.

willingness to be patient and work things out. Instead, we often spend minutes or even hours, several times a day in a state of impatience because things are not happening fast enough. We want to get it done…now!  - See more at: http://www.goodchoicesgoodlife.org/choices-for-better-parenting/practicing-patience/#sthash.NesCIihX.dpuf

the actual practice of patience – is another character trait that has fallen by the wayside in society today.   Our hurried, overscheduled culture in which everything must happen immediately is taking its toll on our willingness to be patient and work things out. Instead, we often spend minutes or even hours, several times a day in a state of impatience because things are not happening fast enough. We want to get it done…now!  - See more at: http://www.goodchoicesgoodlife.org/choices-for-better-parenting/practicing-patience/#sthash.MCeZ9GF0.dpuf
the actual practice of patience – is another character trait that has fallen by the wayside in society today.   Our hurried, overscheduled culture in which everything must happen immediately is taking its toll on our willingness to be patient and work things out. Instead, we often spend minutes or even hours, several times a day in a state of impatience because things are not happening fast enough. We want to get it done…now!  - See more at: http://www.goodchoicesgoodlife.org/choices-for-better-parenting/practicing-patience/#sthash.MCeZ9GF0.dpuf

the actual practice of patience – is another character trait that has fallen by the wayside in society today.   Our hurried, overscheduled culture in which everything must happen immediately is taking its toll on our willingness to be patient and work things out. Instead, we often spend minutes or even hours, several times a day in a state of impatience because things are not happening fast enough. We want to get it done…now!  - See more at: http://www.goodchoicesgoodlife.org/choices-for-better-parenting/practicing-patience/#sthash.MCeZ9GF0.dpuf


Pyramid of Success Final Reflection

Write a final all-encompassing reflection about Pyramid of Success.
1. How can the building blocks benefit you?
2. Which blocks are you applying now
3. What difference are the blocks making in your life?
4. How will you incorporate the other blocks in to your Life Planning plans?
5. How will you pass this information forward?How will you teach the Pyramid of Success to other people?

 The building blocks benefit me by being a successful person and a better person. the blocks that i am applying now are loyal, self-control, team-spirit and honesty i am applying it my life and i am starting to be more  patience and controlling my attitude, the difference  are the blocks are making in my life is that i am being more friendly with anyone and more confident. i would incorporate the other blocks in to my life planning plans by practicing each blocks. i would talk about it and teach them that the pyramid of success make you a better person.


the actual practice of patience – is another character trait that has fallen by the wayside in society today.   Our hurried, overscheduled culture in which everything must happen immediately is taking its toll on our willingness to be patient and work things out. Instead, we often spend minutes or even hours, several times a day in a state of impatience because things are not happening fast enough. We want to get it done…now!  - See more at: http://www.goodchoicesgoodlife.org/choices-for-better-parenting/practicing-patience/#sthash.MCeZ9GF0.dpuf
the actual practice of patience – is another character trait that has fallen by the wayside in society today.   Our hurried, overscheduled culture in which everything must happen immediately is taking its toll on our willingness to be patient and work things out. Instead, we often spend minutes or even hours, several times a day in a state of impatience because things are not happening fast enough. We want to get it done…now!  - See more at: http://www.goodchoicesgoodlife.org/choices-for-better-parenting/practicing-patience/#sthash.MCeZ9GF0.dpuf