Sunday, April 22, 2012

Wk 3 Wimba Session


During week three Wimba session you had given the class an opportunity to answer the following questions about the book- Art of Possibity. I decided I would weigh with my answers to those questions.

Screenshot of Week 3 Wimba
Q: Art of Possibility: How is the Art of Possibility different from the Power of Positive Thinking or Oprah's "The Secret"?

The Art of Possibility is different in that it talks of situations we can understand having been in similar circumstances and really shows us how we can use those situations to create new ones, by opening up an array of possibilities. This book really goes into the idea that anything is possible and when we begin to see events, ideas, and situations in this light then we can allow ourselves to find more ways to live life to the absolute fullest.

Q: Which chapters meant the most to you and why?

I have really enjoyed the entire book, I have chosen quotes in each of my reading blog posts that stand out to me or kind of make me step back and have an Ah Ha movement. However the chapter that sticks out from the rest is Chapter 7 “The Way Things Are” This chapter, introduces us to the idea of being with the way things are, not to wallow about negative situations, but to change your way of thinking or attitude, in turn this change will take those negatives thoughts, feelings, or just bad days by shedding a different light and trying to find the positive aspect of what is happening at that moment.


Q: Art of Possibility: What things are you going to take from the reading and use in your teaching and your life?

I think what I have recently taken from the book is not to take yourself so seriously, and that to take a minute to step back to remember to lighten up. “Remember Rule Number 6” is a great way to remind you to do just that.

By the way, the song When you go By Jonathon Coulton was awesome, I really enjoyed it! 

1 comment:

  1. Thanks for reviewing the archive and providing your own responses.

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