Some Dreams Save Lives: A Case Study Of A Heart Attack
Can you believe it? It’s time to jump into the “back-to-school” routine. Once again we’re amazed at how the summer flew by. Fall must have arrived faster than ever before! It seems too soon that we are thinking about what the kids need, and what life will be like for them in the next ten months. Ready or not, we set about the tradition of getting the kids ready for school.
Tip 2- Never write without a plan. Investing the time to plan your content and create a robust book outline, or book blue print, will save you time and heartache. It feels awful to stare at blank computer screen and wait for inspiration to arrive. Instead, plan first, create a simple outline of what you want to say, and then begin to write.
Your client is a large bank is purchasing a large rewards credit-card franchise. They have two competing teams arguing about the new acquisition: either they can turn this franchise global, offering reward incentives to those with exclusive bank accounts, or they can keep the franchise open to any who buy into the program. To help your client, you will need to compare the potential for profit on both options and decide what would make the better outcome for the company. Be sure to list your reasons for your decision.
Tip 3- Aim for a cruddy first draft. Nothing kills creativity worse than perfectionism. If you stop to edit your work while you write, you will start to feel badly about your errors and wonder if what you are writing is fit for anything better than to line a bird cage.
Another concept similar to brainstorming is a process called mind mapping. As with brainstorming a mind map uses the word association to develop ideas. To mind map place the original idea in the middle of the page. Then you circle it. Then you “spider” out with different ideas. Then you “spider” out from those ideas. The mind map is a powerful way to get down your ideas in an organized fashion.
I’m a big believer in following your energy, as in you’d rather write now than clean the cat litter box, so do it. Or your soul is crying out for a walk around the lake. Do that.
It’s important to remember that there are still positives to Public school. You can click here to see some of the negatives of public school in my last post.
If your child did not have a good experience in school last year, at the start of the summer you might have had great plans for all the things you were going to do; things like sticking to a routine, getting him out of bed at a decent hour and making sure your child kept up with math and reading during vacation. But perhaps you, like many parents, were not able to fulfill all-or even some-of these goals. Even if you were able to make a few changes, it’s natural to start school with the fear that it’s going to be “just like last year.” Unfortunately, some kids have trouble readjusting to school every year. If your child is like this, you can probably already see those tantrums and angry outbursts coming.
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By comparison, many years later, I know of a high school that is just the opposite. Academics in the school are great. I really believe the teachers, administrators and coaching staff are terrific. And. so are the kids. But, on the athletic field or court, they just don’t have it. They finish at the bottom of the pack every year in every sport. Why? How can one school set records for the number of state championships, while another school sets records for the number of losing seasons?
Ted Mertens also stands for growth, but growth that makes sense, fits the neighborhood and uplifts the city without creating a future congestion issue or bringing in the wrong element into the community. What does your city council candidate stand for? Think on this.