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Representing Truth Accurately. Most people share beliefs emotionally. Very few learn how to represent truth accurately. This final week is about developing that skill. Throughout this series, we’ve focused on discovering who you are, identifying your values, and learning how to communicate them through personal branding. To close, we will shift to sharing truth with […]
Alex Hormozi qoute of the week. ^ Your Homework this week. The rest of the blog is optional.* *I still recommend you go through the whole thing, as it will greatly help with this week’s homework. Steven Covey says to “begin with the end in mind.” Writing your personal mission statement will help with this. […]
(This is a picture of the Sea of Galilee where Jesus spent so much time teaching)( … and walking on the water) #todo (Required Assignments) Additional suggested activities — do some or all of these, in any order you wish *** Did you know you can “Comment” on these blog/assignment posts? Feel free to ask […]
Bro, No-one understands you Bro, No-one understands you Do you want to go through life feeling misunderstood? Neither do I. Most people aren’t misunderstood because they’re “too deep” or “too different.” They’re misunderstood because they can’t clearly explain what they think. We’ve all had this moment: you try to share an idea, a story, or […]
This is our last economics class for the foreseeable future. (Cue weeping, wailing, sorrow and lamentation. I’m feeling it, too! And, even if you don’t feel that way, we can still be friends.) The format for this week is much the same as previous weeks, with one big difference. Because there are more readings (not […]
Welcome to another excited week of Economics! First, let’s put in a little plug again for why economics matters. (Just in case you forgot or you are new to economics this year and were wondering…) And, because he brought it up again, let’s review the idea of “that which is seen and that which is […]
Here we go again! Jump in, buckle up and enjoy the ride! Imagine a world without risk and where no one needs to compete. Where all your needs and wants are provided regardless of personal effort. Where no one goes without because all are provided for…somehow. Three key concepts in a free market economy that […]
Read and mark chapter 1 of Economics in One Lesson. (Your family may own this book from last year’s economics class or you can find a free version here. If you use the online version, print pages 18-22.) Read The Tuttle Twins Learn About the Law. (This is the book that I showed you at vision […]
Pop Art and Andy Warhol Here is the a video to introduce you to Pop Art. Andy Warhol started his career as WWII was ending. He did a new kind of art called Pop Art- short for Popular Art. He used screen prints, photograph, layered mixed media, bright colors. Watch this video about here. Can […]
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