Slow change has been a pretty heavy topic discussed the past several weeks. Slow change is important because it allows you to recognize a problem and see how you yourself change throughout the solution. In doing so you learn new things about yourself and even perhaps through future interactions with others, will learn something valuable about them too.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Last Blog-Steve Flockenhaus
I enjoyed this class in a way different from any other. The way the class was taught, teaching us to relax first (perhaps with a song) and truly try to focus on the next step. This class taught me to think about things in life differently. Mostly now when I think about a technology or some other innovation, I simply think about what I would have done differently and more importantly about what other people might do differently. It's interesting (and a little bit difficult) to put yourself in another person's shoes to try and attack a problem.
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