Lessons Learned
This week’s assignments were very insightful for me. I found Randy Pausch’s lecture to be
inspiring and motivating. He gave sound
advice about following dreams – even the small dreams (like winning big stuffed
animals). I think he taught a great
lesson about attitude. He apologized for
not being sad or morose due to his cancer.
He was lively, upbeat, positive, and even mentioned that we should
choose to be Tigger rather than Eeyore.
A couple more things that stood out to me are to show gratitude and see
the best in others. Those are two things
that I can implement more in my life. I
find myself easily irritated by my husband’s lack of help and support at home
and with chores, but if I look for things to be grateful about and see all the
things he does do, I would be a lot less irritated. As I strive to see the best in him, I will
have an increased appreciation and love for him.
Lessons Not Yet
Learned
Our assignments this
week focused on following your dreams and creating a vision. I need to figure out what my own dreams
are. I feel like I don’t know what my
dreams or life vision are or how to follow them. I stay very busy at home with my daughter,
housework, homework, etc. and feel like I don’t even have time for following
dreams, let alone take a shower or have a hobby! I know there must be a way to balance
everything and perhaps better time management would allow me to do more and be
able to follow my dreams. Creating a
list of 50 things to do helped me to see what is important to me and gave me
some great ideas for dreams to follow. I
also found the Stars and Steppingstones article to be very beneficial in
determining how I want to be remembered and what I should focus on now to achieve that.
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