Enrollment is a great way to motivate others in visualizing
the spark I am promoting and all of the possibilities that accompany this
spark. The first thing that comes to mind are the students participating in my
music program. As musicians their possibilities are endless. They have the
ability to utilize their musical talents to meet an endless amount of goals
they choose to set. But, in order for this to occur, students needed to
visualize the strong possibilities in participating in the program for all four
years of high school. Zander specified that enrollment nothing but a life force
at work, lighting sparks from person to person, scattering light in all
directions. It is up to me to deliver that spark to motivate my students to
become enrolled. In delivering that spark, I have to remove myself from placing
blame and focus on analyzing factors that’s placed on my board. Becoming the
board allows one to become the structure of all events in life. The journey of
life places you in different positions to place blame in every direction.
Participating in the blame game can only lead you into more negativity. How do
we overcome placing blame? We have to remove our calculating selves and analyze
why certain questionable issues are placed on our board. Then we can carefully
analyze the proper procedure to learn from the situation and move on. Telling
The We Story really stuck out to me the most of all chapters in this book. It
really struck home now that I’ve just recently entered a binding relationship
with my wife. Even though it is a process, removing the “You/I factor from our
relationship is something that takes time. We are now considered the “We”,
which means we are now one. We have to arrive beyond the blame factors to over
come the “Revenge” creature that lurks to tear us apart. This point becomes
evident even with my program. Everyone participating must have the mindset to
reach a common goal and envision an excellent performance. The only way to
accomplish this goal is by removing the You/I factor and focus on “We”. We have
to ultimately work together to reach all goals we strive for to produce top-notch
performances.
Anthony, your analysis on this past weeks reading was spot on. I truly enjoyed reading about how you discuss musical talents within students and also their devote enrollment is a necessity in order for them to experience possibility. I also agree on the blame game mentality and how it possibly leads to travelling on the downward spiral. It is definitely difficult to not place blame. Perhaps if we choose to adopt these principles within The Art of Possibility and if we subliminally place blame, we should catch ourselves in the act and correct our course of travel, one that does not lead us on the downward spiral.
ReplyDeleteGreat Blog post...you talked about some great key factors from the book. I have to agree with you about chapter 12 The WE story this chapter defiantly was a great chapter and I am glad you and your wife are now as ONE and that you both are considered as the WE... Great Post Hunt...
ReplyDeleteWonderful analysis and reflection on the reading. It is so tough from some to step away from the blame game, but, as you wrote, it's so essential is one is going to learn from every experience. Wonderful.
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