Remembering the words of wisdom or witticisms from Charles "Sparky" Schulz, who was widely regarded as one of the most influential cartoonists of all time.
Monday, October 3, 2022
Sunday, October 2, 2022
This is my response to a question on Quora:
"What are some useful methods of increasing vocabulary?"
I like to suggest that you adopt a Index Card Strategy, say using 4x3 cards for their pocket portability, from the standpoint of self-quizzing or testing while "learning-on-the-go": commuting or waiting in queue.
To extend your understanding of the new word, explore similar words (synonyms), opposite words (antonyms), and even examples and nonexamples.
On the flipside, make your sentence constructions by using the new word, to demonstrate your thorough understanding.
Naturally, you can also copy the original sentence from which you have found the new word.
Whenever you come across the new word in other writings, or in conversations, or in the news, write the full expression down on to the flip side of your index card. This is called sentence mining.
Next, you proceed to do your level best to make use of the new words within the context of their many sentence configurations in your everyday activities: conversations, dialogues, discussions, meetings, emails, blogging (if any), writing reports or proposals, doing presentations or sales pitches, webcasting or podcasting, etc.,
Replicate this elaborate process with chosen words already inside your prevailing vocabulary repertoire, thus creating opportunities to expand similar possibilities along the same lines. You can even use organising themes for the words so as to expedite your learning.
This process may seem like a burden, but it's worth your while, as you are applying the multiplier effect to your vocabulary building and generation, especially from the standpoint of application-context possibilities.
Saturday, October 1, 2022
This is actually Steve Jobs' original quote at his Commencement Address of Stanford University in 2007.
It's our passion that makes us crave for constant and never-ending improvement.
Also, it's our ardent love for our work that encourages us to keep doing what we do even if we encounter several challenges.
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10/01/2022 08:40:00 AM
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Steve Jobs
It's not just fitness; but in practically everything we do, for I always believe, where there's will, there's a way to initiate action to produce the desired results!
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10/01/2022 08:37:00 AM
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Ryan Osbourne
As I read and ponder, it's obvious that continuous and never-ending improvement, renewal and rejuvenation is the name of the game, while living in today's VUCANT world.
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10/01/2022 08:33:00 AM
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