Swasdee ka, everyone. Hope it's been a fine Tuesday ka.
Today, another episode of my Podcast, 'Learn Plern Plern' is already broadcast ka. So I think it'd be good for me to reflect on learning from all the 4 episodes under the theme of 'Various Dimensions of Jobs' ka.
The 4 interviewees are from 4 different jobs, namely, Forensic Pathologist, Restaurant Reservations Manager, Inspiration Speaker, and Pilot Instructor. Each is really unique with so much to learn ka.
I'm very impressed talking with them all and here are what I've got ka:
- Family is the most important institution to nurture and enhance kids' passion.
- Despite the upsetting facts about the quality of our education, we still see quite a few graduates who after their reflections, realized how much they've got from their schools and universities. I'd encourage more reflections exercises used within the institutions and on one's own ka. My art therapy sessions also make me travel back to the past and my therapist said it seemed I always travelled back to my childhood ka.
- Movies are for entertainment and excitement which could offer partial facts.....never believe what we see like me learning from CSI and now realize that I was one influenced by 'the CSI effects' ka.
- 'Surprise Party' to be a real surprise needs care for big and tiny details of every step from communication with all in the hotel and restaurant to where the VIP guest would walk to by assuming two roles, our own and ourselves as the person to know exactly what could be seen or missed.
- As younger gens hop from one job to another much faster than before, immediate bosses should continue to give their subordinates the best advice and training so they perform their functions well and could hop out with practical skills.
- To be a successful inspiration speaker, one must show his/her real self as it's the very first step for listeners to believe what's shared. The joy in life can be different in each stage of age and experience so we should 'move' our happiness along!
- Our society is hesitant to ask questions about disability to the disabled while some disabled would be eager to share how they could lead happy lives despite. We all can increase our understanding from such sharing loei la ka.
- 'Safe travels' is much more meaningful when talking with a pilot instructor who's a pilot himself about decision making when in crisis and how they need to simulate various difficult times to always be prepared. Their 'check list' isn't offered to be ticked only but for them to ensure that all the required steps are seriously taken up ka.
Anything to discuss further mai ka?
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