Bri·co·lage: (Bri·co·läzh´)
n. 1. An assemblage improvised from materials ready at hand, or the practice of transforming “found” materials. 2. Do it yourself.December 2019 M T W T F S S « Dec 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Topical Choices
- Balance & Flow
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- Career and Job
- Causality
- Coping With Change
- Detachment
- Effective Communication
- Expressing Feelings
- Finding Purpose
- Food Tips
- Fulfillment
- Inner-Voice
- Interconnectiveness
- Interviewing Techniques
- Job Satisfaction
- Job Search
- Life Tools
- Managing Stress
- Meditation
- Meta-Cognition
- Motivation
- Nutrition
- Personality Types
- Physical Fitness
- Setting Goals
- Skills & Interests
- Struggle
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Quotes
"To be spiritual, as I see it, is to function at a realm beyond thought. It is about living in the darkness of the unknown by honoring the limits to what we are capable of and pushing beyond those limits just to see if we can. To be spiritual is the continual process of manifesting our dreams so that we can pick new ones and so always be in the light of discovery. Spirituality is about feeling "good" regardless of what feelings may manifest at each given moment. Finally, it is about creating love rather than waiting for it to show its face to us. There is nothing for one to "do" to create love, for in love seeing is the doing. To see another without needing him or her or any circumstance to be anything other than who and what they are is to really be love; and in that instant one is propelled out of the realm of thought and into the realm of the spirit." ~ By Shawn Athanasios ~
Category Archives: Skills & Interests
Distinguishing Between Skills, Values & Interests
The easiest ways to determine your skills, values, and interests is to make a list of them and describe how you have used each skill in your life, whether professionally or in other areas. Remember, this exercise is only valuable … Continue reading
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Idealist Themes
This theme has four personality types associated with it: Foreseer Developer, Harmonizer Clarifier, Envisioner Mentor, & Discoverer Advocate. Foreseer Developer: These individuals consider a worthy life as a process towards their own and others’ personal growth. If something does not … Continue reading
Five Categories of Transferable Skills
1. Communication: the skillful expression, transmission and interpretation of knowledge and ideas. 2. Research and Planning: the search for specific knowledge and the ability to conceptualize future needs and to devise solutions for meeting those needs. 3. Human Relations: the … Continue reading
