so many of these require a solid and friendly relationship with our hand/eye coordination. That starts with writing - a subtle skill giving way to punching keys on a board. which begins to be reflected now in how we think. blunt stroking. thanks for the lists. sobering and inspiring at the same time.
-Balance a checkbook (even in these days of no physical checkbooks, it helps to understand finances and helps one feel that it is not hard and very controllable)
-Learn to save or just not be wasteful (this can apply to finances and consumer use)
-Understand that not everything must be done in three seconds or otherwise be annoying - I guess this one translates into a longer attention span and the understanding that some things are worth the investment of time
Our version of 'soft voiced Al', Alexa Neumann, doesn't work on Fridays after sunset until an hour after sunset on Saturday...
so many of these require a solid and friendly relationship with our hand/eye coordination. That starts with writing - a subtle skill giving way to punching keys on a board. which begins to be reflected now in how we think. blunt stroking. thanks for the lists. sobering and inspiring at the same time.
Coming from an accountant, how about:
-Create a budget and stick to it
-Balance a checkbook (even in these days of no physical checkbooks, it helps to understand finances and helps one feel that it is not hard and very controllable)
-Learn to save or just not be wasteful (this can apply to finances and consumer use)
-Understand that not everything must be done in three seconds or otherwise be annoying - I guess this one translates into a longer attention span and the understanding that some things are worth the investment of time