Sunday, December 30, 2012
More Free College Courses Online
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Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Success Strategies Short and Sweet, Well... Short and Colorful
Frequently you will hear or read me talk about using resources. With today's technology "how to" can be answered with just a little bit of intensive effort. IF you have reviewed earlier blogs which you can do at NO EXPENSE, you will have noted links to ted.com. Here is a short video from TED featuring entrepreneur and author, Richard St John. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design. Some of the worlds most successful people are in attendance and are speakers and you have FREE ACCESS. The featured speaker attached to this link offers "8 Secrets of Success." If you can handle one reference using the word "a**hole" sit back and enjoy some powerful, albeit brief, food for thought... and action.
- Clifton McKnight is an author, educator, counselor, personal coach and keynote speaker. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter and other (social)media. Visit his site at motivision.net.
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Monday, December 17, 2012
Don"t Wait Participate!
As you pursue your education sometimes you may observe yourself sort of "hanging out" as if life weren't "official" until you graduate. Well, yes and no... Certain responsibilities may defer until after graduation and to really be prepared for what lies ahead you may want to engage yourself in more activities and conduct more sessions of introspection to better know yourself. These are indeed challenging times and challenging times call for us to be more conscious which can be a very good thing.
You should be certain to have big fun as your work to get things done.
Understand that YOU are the ONE to paint the dream, to create the scene
in between your birth and your passing.
Life is not everlasting so take the time now to do the casting
of the movie of your life.
Think about what you want to do, what is important to you and test the waters too. That is what this time is for, you to peek through many a door until you see a path you want to take. Don't over analyze almost any road can lead to the prize as long as you keep the faith and keep your spirit open to the possibilities. SO, like the Microsoft brand used to say, "Where do you want to go Today?"
- Clifton McKnight is an educator, counselor, personal coach, author and keynote speaker. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter and other social media. Visit his site at www.motivision.net
You should be certain to have big fun as your work to get things done.
Understand that YOU are the ONE to paint the dream, to create the scene
in between your birth and your passing.
Life is not everlasting so take the time now to do the casting
of the movie of your life.
Think about what you want to do, what is important to you and test the waters too. That is what this time is for, you to peek through many a door until you see a path you want to take. Don't over analyze almost any road can lead to the prize as long as you keep the faith and keep your spirit open to the possibilities. SO, like the Microsoft brand used to say, "Where do you want to go Today?"
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Monday, December 10, 2012
FREE Books, Courses and More
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Monday, December 3, 2012
Getting "A"s in Math/Science and More - Yes You Khan!
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Friday, April 13, 2012
2012 State of the College: Finding Truth in the Student Experience
Businesses establish business plans and mission statements. They create a set of values to guide them to specific outcomes. This can be an EXCELLENT practice for all people, especially students. Let's start with a vision and establish some guiding principles or values. See how the President of Montgomery College, Dr. DeRionne P. Pollard, articulates these elements to mobilize an institution and it's members to be very deliberate about making a difference. Then, you can try it too.
- Clifton McKnight is an educator, counselor, personal coach, author and keynote speaker. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter and other social media. Visit his site at www.motivision.net
- Clifton McKnight is an educator, counselor, personal coach, author and keynote speaker. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter and other social media. Visit his site at www.motivision.net
Monday, February 27, 2012
De -Stress Before You Depress
As you move into the semester you may notice that deadlines and test dates and papers and assignments and more mounting up. Getting anxious? Begin taking action as soon as you can, especially if you notice that you are beginning to feel a little tension. Just doing one part of an assignment can get the ball rolling towards completing a task, easing the pressure and letting off a little steam. (Dis)Stress is so widely present in today's society that resources abound to ease our way to comfortability if we just take small incremental steps.
You've heard them before, take some deep breaths, go for a walk. Do just one task. Have a good belly laugh with a friend, a movie, a book, a youtube video... then do something on your list. If you are really stressed, do one or two healthy stress reducers. Here is something with an interesting twist: Don't worry about your "to do list", just do something constructive then add it to the list and then check it off (ba dump bump ). Laugh but it may just help you get started.
http://www.liveyourlifewell.org/ offers 10 useful strategies for your consideration. Click on any of the strategies and get more information on it. I found this link through the website of a mental health agency in the Maryland area www.mhamc.org/. It may also prove useful to you. Breathe, smile and let's get started.
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