Category: Learning
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Feedback: The Gateway to Improvement
Hey there, fellow journeyer on the road to self-improvement! Today, we’re exploring the world of feedback. Yep, that’s right, feedback isn’t just a buzzword from the corporate world – it’s the secret sauce to unlocking your full potential and soaring to new heights. So, let’s do this! The Feedback Rollercoaster Buckle up, because getting feedback…
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Tips to Learn New Software Faster
As an engineer, I have new software all the time and sometimes I need to learn them fast. Whether you’re learning for fun, school, or work, here are some tips to get you the working knowledge you need. Figure Out What It Does You can save a lot of time if you understand what the…
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How I Learned English in One Year
1. Backstory I grew up in a country where they speak two languages Creole and French and I have always been interested in learning a third. When I moved to the Stated, I found myself with both opportunity and motive and I took advantage of my first year to learn English so that I could…
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On Knowledge
Education without values, as useful as it is, seems rather to make man a more clever devil. C.S. Lewis Any fool can know. The point is to understand. Albert Einstein A man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking. Albert Einstein Wisdom is not a…
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The Octalysis framework: Why gaming is fun?
The Octalysis framework: Why gaming is fun? The Octalysis framework is a gamification framework that lays out the core drivers for human motivation.
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Mindset | Your Mindset Changes Everything
If you want to change your life, change your mindset because the way you think determines what you do and maybe more importantly how you do it. Below are some mindsets that are worth adopting: Growth vs Fixed Mindset A fixed mindset is the limiting belief that one is stuck in a situation and cannot…
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How I Got My Engineering Degree in 3 Years and a Half
A bachelor’s in engineering can usually be earned in four years. However, the 4-year graduation rate is not usually over 50%. That stemmed from the fact that Engineering has a heavy curriculum with rigorous classes. Other factors such as how frequently classes are offered play a major role. Backstory I started my civil engineering study…
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Career & Education Goals
Welcome to my journey of self-discovery, growth, and unyielding ambition! I invite you to explore my career goals and educational aspirations. General Career Languages Coding
Suzie Key Tima 