When we hit that wall, sometimes courage looks like scaling it or breaking through it. AND, sometimes courage is building a fort against the wall and taking a nap.
Hard days are real because this is hard.
Stay awkward, kind and brave enough to rest and feel,
❤️👊❤️, BB
Are you looking for a creative instructional designer role that helps Zimmer Biomet sales reps help over 3M patients? Reach out for more information on the Remote ID role on my team. Check out the comments for the link to the job posting.
The best way to learn from mentors is not to absorb what they know, but to internalize how they think.
Collecting their knowledge helps you solve the challenges of the day.
Understanding their thought process helps you navigate the challenges of a lifetime.
#WednesdayWisdom
FEYNMAN learning strategy in THREE points:
1. Continually ask "Why?"
2. When you learn something, learn it to where you can explain it to a child.
3. Instead of arbitrarily memorizing things, look for the explanation that makes it obvious.
@lrnchat Thanks for a great chat. Greta, currently in IN. I’m full time Sr. ID for an Orthopeadic Implant company. Part of an incredible team. We are currently growing so if you are a creative ID that enjoys working with a passionate group of people reach out and I can tell you more.
@lrnchat I would like to continue on my journey of learning about leadership and developing the traits and skills that make a great leader. I welcome any and all recommendations for books or resources.
@lrnchat Typically when I don’t see how the technology/new skill will enhance my current skill set, automate something I don’t like doing, or make me more productive. #relevancy
@lrnchat A2) I learned that I have a vision for what the place I am visiting needs to be for me to enjoy myself which then leads to my inevitable disappointment and not leaving the door open of the magic I am unable to imagine. Learning to let go of the pictures slowly!
@kariknisely @lrnchat Chondromalacia patellae occurs when the cartilage on the undersurface of the kneecap deteriorates and softens which also eventually leads to osteoarthritis.
@kariknisely @lrnchat Haha so they are both knee maladies. Had to learn it for a course I am designing on knee pathology. Chondrocalcinosis is when calcium forms crystals that build up in the cartilage of the knee joint which breaks down the cartilage eventually leading to osteoarthritis
The brain needs free time to process new information and turn it into something more permanent, just 5-15min of mind wandering can aide learning. https://t.co/E1LGRZJE4C