Dansk
Arsenault, H. George
(forfatter)
Bits & Pieces e-bog
35,47 DKK
Bits & Pieces: Some Things to Think About: I always felt that there is so much to learn if we only would seek knowledge. When we are born, we begin to learn. Every day we learn something new about our surroundings and all the people that are in our milieu. In our youth, we spend 12 to 20 years in schools to learn. We never stop learning. The trick is to learn the good things and avoid learning th…
Bits & Pieces: Some Things to Think About: I always felt that there is so much to learn if we only would seek knowledge. When we are born, we begin to learn. Every day we learn something new about our surroundings and all the people that are in our milieu. In our youth, we spend 12 to 20 years in schools to learn. We never stop learning. The trick is to learn the good things and avoid learning the bad things. The computer adage; Garbage in garbage out, is true. The day we stop learning is usually the day we die. My father in law, A. Z. Shmina, once told me, "e;When I meet someone, I think that maybe I can learn something from him. If I find that I can't, and then I think well maybe I can teach him something."e; That's the spirit of this book.
E-bog
35,47 DKK
Forlag
iUniverse
Udgivet
08.12.2014
Længde
128 sider
Genrer
Popular psychology
Sprog
English
Format
epub
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781491754672
Bits & Pieces: Some Things to Think About: I always felt that there is so much to learn if we only would seek knowledge. When we are born, we begin to learn. Every day we learn something new about our surroundings and all the people that are in our milieu. In our youth, we spend 12 to 20 years in schools to learn. We never stop learning. The trick is to learn the good things and avoid learning the bad things. The computer adage; Garbage in garbage out, is true. The day we stop learning is usually the day we die. My father in law, A. Z. Shmina, once told me, "e;When I meet someone, I think that maybe I can learn something from him. If I find that I can't, and then I think well maybe I can teach him something."e; That's the spirit of this book.