Week 5: Mastery: Skill, Character, or Luck
I wrote down a few notes from the video clip: A Hero's
Journey. I am looking forward to reading this book this semester!
The questions that matter:
1. Am I a good person?
2. Have I contributed something
meaningful?
3. Who did I love? And
who loved me?
·
Choose
10 role models. Interview them about their triumphs and
regrets.
·
Ask 5
people you know well what you do better than anyone in the world.
·
Use
your God-given talents to do something that brings you great joy.
·
Spend
less than you make so your time belongs to you.
I wish everyone had access to this valuable knowledge we are
gaining through this course. I see so
many people pursuing happiness in all the wrong places—likes on Instagram,
money, fame, entertainment, pleasure, etc.
You can “make it big” and have all the material things in the world, but
inner peace and true joy come from doing and being good and having meaningful
relationships with Deity and family and friends.
I am so grateful to be attending an academic institution that
teaches spiritual principles along with secular wisdom and best practices. I am grateful to be learning from those that
have gone before and found success by applying principles of faith, integrity,
and love. It is so important to remember
that at the end of this life, all of our material things will be stripped from
us. What we will be left with are the
things that really matter: our knowledge of God and Jesus Christ, our
relationships with family, and our spiritual desires to be good and become perfected
in Christ.
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