seeds of sound

Wednesday 10 February 2016

Skills and Emotional awareness

Skills and Emotional awareness

Part 1

 In a regarding reference to the #smartskilling i assume an individual capable of dressing up in a sought over preference, leaning towards an approach, flawlessly assertive of its behaviour and responsive to mannerism. It should be the joy of character that drives one's desires. How one orients itself towards its goals is the defining gravity of achievements.

every achievement has its own relative precinct of viability and one must induldge in the skills required. Pattern detecting could possibly be the skill that underlines all basic skill sets but it doesnt come without or unless there is a thorough understanding of a handfull sets. Unmatchingly, this relativity or so as say being able to relate compassionately towards not just other individuals but also the improbabilities, brings us to a confluent unifiability of prepositions. To be creative is the glimpse of this relativity.

Part 2

A critical part of our awareness is dedicated to understanding resources. We have been pedigreed to believe in a pyramidal approach towards success where resource generally sits at the bottom, substantiating contributions catalyzed by the hierarchical interpretation. The same is observed and inculcated in most structures of growth. In a full circle however, its a uniform unit. The perceptive bottlenecks are tangential bilaterals that create a symmetry or stability compounded through emotional caliberation. I.e. In a case of despondency caused by fluctuating levels of self awareness and that of others, one might believe it is better to be a boss than a worker even though its their collaborative effect that brings about an accomplishment. And if the two can can talk about it, it is never going to be an obstacle towards their individual and cumulative goals.

For those touched by the etiquette of open workspace it would be meaningfull and considerable that the true owner of any organization is its product - the outcome of association.



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