Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Learn, Teach, Receive

Today in Teen InMotion, Amy came and she taught us about sharing our knowledge. But when she said those three words--Learn, Teach, Receive--it hit me. Since I have been writing lessons I have been learning here in this blog, I am receiving more information to share. What should you do with this information? Share it, and you will gain more. For instance, when I learned about Learn, Teach, Receive, the first thing I wanted to do was to come here and share it with me. In class today we learned 6 bullet-points that help us share what we know. (1) Concepts. Do you know something that people (or a person) want or need to know? Is it relevant to them? (2) Knowledge. Do you have the knowledge to teach them what they want/need to know? (3) Emotions. Are your emotions flowing through you in a fluid motion, or is it choppy because you hold it in? (4) Relationships. Do you strive to meet new people, or if not, do you strive to strengthen the relationships you have with others? (5) Thoughts. Remember, thoughts lead to emotion, emotions lead to action, and actions lead to results. Repeat. (6) Money. Can people see that money flows from you? Or can they not because you hoard money, or you are scared of money?  If you have these 6 things flowing through you in a constant, fluid motion, people will want to be like you, and you can show them how to do it. Amy explained it this way: Imagine you have your own semi truck (dude, how awesome is that?!), and it has 6 wheels. Each wheel is a tool; concepts, knowledge, emotions, relationships, thoughts and money. If one of those wheels goes flat, what will that do to the truck? Slow it down, right? In your life, don't be slowed down by one of these things. You want to be in motion. 

CHALLENGE: whether you choose to accept or decline, that is up to you. But here it is: Decide what message you have that people need to hear. Then decide the reasons they should come to you, and then the results of them coming to you for that thing. Then share it with others. See if you can get people to want to do what you have to offer. If you have any cool breakthroughs, please comment them below. I would love to hear about them.

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