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4.5. Conclusiones
Learning, or the lack thereof, has a dramatic impact on all areas of life. By focusing on the things you want to learn about, you can enjoy continuous learning.
Many students either drop out of college or flunk out because they are studying things that they have little or no interest in. Often students buy into the idea that their parents, friends, relatives, or counselors know what’s best for them. Maybe they have been told they should become a doctor because their dad was a doctor. Or maybe their mother has said she’d like an attorney in the family. Most advice from well-meaning peo-
“As long as you live, keep learning how to live.”
ple is not necessarily wrong, but it is not applicable, as it doesn’t factor in the students’ Core Desires.
One individual I know was sent to college by his parents, although he didn’t really want to go. He was happy with his life, but he faced a big adjustment when all his friends left for college. His father was a factory worker, his mother stayed at home. His dad ran a small evergreen nursery for side income and decided his son should major in landscape architec- ture so he could join the business upon graduation.
My friend muddled along, but the more he looked into landscape archi- tecture, the less he liked it. Higher math was involved, and he hated the sub- ject. Botany and entomology were required, and he barely passed. Finally he discovered that his Core Desire was to become a journalist. In his mind, it boiled down to changing majors, dropping out, or risk flunking out.
He dreaded telling his parents about his desire to switch majors, but when he finally did, they surprised him by telling him that Journalism was a fine major. They were really telling him that their Core Desire was for him to get a college education.
Thousands of college students switch their majors several times before finally selecting a field they feel, in their heart, is right for them. Their decisions may look like whims on the surface, but they could be something much deeper—the belated discovery of their own Core Desires. Most students follow desires that may register only a 60 to 90 on their Core Desire Scale—and as long as there are no barriers, they proceed on their merry way. But once they come to a hurdle, like a lack of interest or too much homework, they reassess their situation or quit. The lucky ones find and pursue their Core Desire until graduation. The others—if they stay on—either change majors again and again, continuing to muddle through and barely pass, or complete a degree that is easy to get or not one they expect to get a job with. Wouldn’t it be great if everyone could iden- tify their Core Desires before going to college, or at least within the first year? Just think how much time and money would be saved.
The secret to having a happy life, of which learning is an integral part, is to do what you really love and enjoy. This way, you’ll achieve a high level of satisfaction in all areas of your life—at the same time. Others have done it, and there’s no reason you can’t do so as well. Ongoing change makes continuous learning vital and essential, and learning can be very fun and profitable.
“Learning is not attained by chance. It must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence.”
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he spiritual area—the thinking, feeling, motivating, and refining part of you—affects all aspects of your life. Imagine what you could do and become if you were constantly refining your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.The whole of life is nothing more than the refinement of everyday liv- ing. Imagine how smoothly your life could go if, through a simple refining process, you consistently improved, step by step. In my own experience— and that of many others—I’ve learned that it is possible to achieve steady refinement of thoughts and feelings in individuals and organizations.
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Diamonds in the Rough
Our spiritual attributes are often not very refined;