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Showing posts with label Improvement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Improvement. Show all posts

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Student Success Statement

              Student Success Statement

"Improve your performance, by improving your attitude."-Anonymous
The statement conveys the importance of your attitude toward a particular skill or activity. Our emotions effect many aspects of our performance, if the activity contradicts our ideals we would naturally refuse to participate within the activity. If your attitude toward a particular activity is negative  you will not improve the activity and attitude are interlocked with in a conflict and therefore this does not allow you enjoy or improve within the desired activity. Your attitude effects your perception, displacement of effort, and improvement with in the particular activity, if you were to approach an activity and displace effort you will begin to construct a proper attitude toward the activity, this will allow you to improve, bu if you were to approach an activity without the displacement of effort or a positive attitude, you will consequently construct an improper attitude toward the activity.

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Student Success Statement

              Student Success Statement

"Improvement begins with I."-Anonymous
I believe we must always improve upon ourselves across every aspect that composes us. Improvement usually begins with the targeting of an imperfection with in an aspect of ourselves. We must then promote action against the imperfection and improve we may need assistance from other individuals, we may ask for their perception of our actions and their opinions on ourselves. We must then begin through improve upon our imperfection, but an important factor in the improvement cycle is our will to improve and the acceptance of the need to improve. Such as myself i had to improve upon my organization, but what had contradicted with my improvement is my tenacity to accept my need for improvement, until i had accepted the need for improvement i was able to properly improve.