Finding Your Element: How to Discover Your Talents and Passions and Transform Your Life

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You’re different than everybody in the history of humankind and a unique being in two different ways: biological and cultural. In the end, only you will know if you’ve arrived or if you need to push on to the next horizon. Whichever it proves to be, you should never doubt that this is a quest worth taking. My aim in Finding Your Element is to guide and support you along the way. You’ll find the details here. Mi-a plăcut discursul lui Sir Ken Robinson, convingător, autentic, amuzant și presărat cu multe exemple ale unor oameni de succes care au povestit cum și-au găsit ei Elementul. Your passions are your own, but it’s often very beneficial to pursue them with other people. Finding people who share your passions can lead to new opportunities to fulfill your goals.

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The search for your element is a two-way journey: an inward journey to explore what lies within you and an outward journey to explore opportunities in the world around you. This is true of your own life. If you open yourself to new experiences, the odds improve exponentially of one of those experiences changing your world in a profoundly positive” Am observat trei principii esențiale, de care putem țin cont în planificarea drumului înspre Elementul fiecăruia: Our servers are getting hit pretty hard right now. To continue shopping, enter the characters as they are shown First off, you may have internalized a pessimistic attitude about your abilities. This feeling is often fostered by society. As we grow up, we're constantly encouraged to compete with each other – in schools and in our workplaces. This means you might have abandoned some talents because you felt you couldn't compete. For example, you might have shown promise as a guitar player, but abandoned it because you felt you would never be as good as Jimi Hendrix.What you’ve done with your life so far is only a small part of what you could have done and what you will be able to do. That’s the basic premise of this book – a sound premise. Don’t you believe us? My point is we all have natural talents. They’re all different, but many people never discover them. And the reason is that natural talent is like natural resources in the earth. It’s often buried beneath the surface. There have to be conditions which should bring it up and you then have to refine and cultivate these resources that you have.

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She who grew up as the daughter of a ‘ranking gang member” in East Los Angeles. After being ‘saved’ by inspirational teachers, she qualified as a teacher herself and returned to her old school to help transform the lives of others. “Everyone has a story,” she says. “Everyone has a struggle and everyone needs help along the way.” The Element is where your natural aptitudes meet your personal passions. It could be playing the guitar, basketball, cooking, or teaching, working with technology or with animals – anything for which you have a natural feel. An essential step in finding your Element is to understand your own aptitudes. But being in your Element is more than doing things you’re good at. Many people are good at things they don’t really care for: to be in your Element you have to love it too. The Element is different for everyone. Whatever it may be for you, as Confucius said, “Choose a job you love, and you’ll never have to work a day in your life.” The ideal amount of money that most people want is more than they have now. Like the end of the rainbow, the optimum income seems to be just ahead of where we actually are." (p. 116) Since you’re a human being, you’re also a social organism. So, being happy usually means being happy with somebody. And as much as you’re unique, don’t forget that there are always at least a few other people out there who share your passion and love. Robinson and Aronica call these people “your tribe.”But let’s put aside those people who do not know what a swimming pool is, but we don’t care about these people, or the element, quite frankly. I say, follow your bliss and don’t be afraid, and doors will open where you didn’t know they were going to be.” If we’re perfectly honest, Ken Robison and Lou Aronica are not really saying too many things you don’t know already. Especially if you’ve read their previous book “The Element.” However, books are not only about what their authors say, they’re also about how they say it. To improve our schools, we have to humanize them and make education personal to every student and teacher in the system. Education is always about relationships. Great teachers are not just instructors and test administrators: they are mentors, coaches, motivators, and lifelong sources of inspiration to their students. Having passions is an essential part of being human, and all people are passionate about something. If you feel like you don’t have any passions, it is probably because you haven’t discovered them yet.