Breaking The Trailer
An example of sequence occurs at the work place. Owning a company can be a gift and a curse, because you have so many responsibilities. I often have to reflect on the duties of being a driver rather than the owner. So I first pulled up on the lot and parked, knowing that I need to drop that trailer and hook up to another one. I remembered first to unhook the glad hands,pull the pin and then unwind the legs that hold the trailer up. At that point, it would be safe to pull from under the trailer. A list of steps in my thoughts becomes the basis of my task at hand. I would hook up to the next trailer with the same steps in the opposite order. I felt complete and secure when I remembered the steps, and now I completed the task. I felt great to
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I was planning to upgrade my sons room. I asked my costituate to aid me in this endeavor and he agreed. I wanted to start off with paint and border, so I took a trip to Home Depot where I planned to take one their classes on these subjects. This was on a Thursday ,and I was there at 7:00 am as scheduled to take a home decor class. The class was for 2 hours and then another class started at 10:00 am. I was so overwhelmed with information that I ended up taking both classes trying to get all the information they had to offer. I got a lot of frowns of disgust from my peers, because I was asking a lot of questions. The only stupid question is one that was not asked, but that did not help their frustration. I laughed apologetically, but I could not pass up free information.
(Technical Reasoning-29-Use First-Strong Willed)
My use first technical reasoning started when I got my first car. Most people now would call it a 'hooptie', but it was mine. Everything was fine until it broke down on me , and I had no money to get it fixed. I had to rely on my technical reasoning. I worked into the night to figure out the problem,and the next day I began the fixing process. I took apart the starter and began to identify with why my car would not start. I had a broken wire on the starter, so instead of hiring a mechanic I fixed the problem myself and put the starter back on the car.
(Confluence-28-Use First-Strong
I was planning to upgrade my sons room. I asked my costituate to aid me in this endeavor and he agreed. I wanted to start off with paint and border, so I took a trip to Home Depot where I planned to take one their classes on these subjects. This was on a Thursday ,and I was there at 7:00 am as scheduled to take a home decor class. The class was for 2 hours and then another class started at 10:00 am. I was so overwhelmed with information that I ended up taking both classes trying to get all the information they had to offer. I got a lot of frowns of disgust from my peers, because I was asking a lot of questions. The only stupid question is one that was not asked, but that did not help their frustration. I laughed apologetically, but I could not pass up free information.
(Technical Reasoning-29-Use First-Strong Willed)
My use first technical reasoning started when I got my first car. Most people now would call it a 'hooptie', but it was mine. Everything was fine until it broke down on me , and I had no money to get it fixed. I had to rely on my technical reasoning. I worked into the night to figure out the problem,and the next day I began the fixing process. I took apart the starter and began to identify with why my car would not start. I had a broken wire on the starter, so instead of hiring a mechanic I fixed the problem myself and put the starter back on the car.
(Confluence-28-Use First-Strong