Open Mind

Please Read This With an Open and Accepting Mind I am going to try to paint a picture in your mind. Picture a student that has all A’s and B’s, has a healthy, regular eating schedule, goes to sleep at a reasonable time, good social life with people he enjoys being around, and is stress-free, always waking up happy without a worry on his mind. Now picture a student that struggles in school, never really has a huge appetite, has trouble going to sleep at a reasonable time, wakes up feeling groggy and

Open-mindedness is a concept that appears to be a big importance of what kind of person you are. How people conceive open mindedness allows one to see the amazingness of the world similar looking out an open window on an ocean view. Or it can be a double edge sword. It is confident to say that not all things in the world are peaceful and beautiful. The level of open-mindedness can be similar to an open wound continuously being infected. This is the negative effects of open-mindedness. What does it

Independent Reading and Summary Reflection This week, I started to read Open Minds by Susan Kaye Quinn. Open Minds takes place in a futuristic world where everyone can read each other's minds within a certain range. This is why for the most part, people have conversations with others through their minds. I wonder how they shut off other people's thoughts within the same area. Also, if they were to touch each other, they can feel the other person's emotions. From what I can tell so far, these

an open mind and persevere through the struggles in order to obtain the knowledge and additional skills necessary to provide the best quality care for patients. An open mind enhances the educational community and contributes to meaningful patient-physician relationships. The skill encourages collaboration with peers and mentors by listening to all perspectives and incorporating the unique talents and experiences of all team members, which contributes to creative problem-solving. An open mind fosters

Open Heart, Open Mind, and Open Door “Open Hearts, Open Minds, and Open Doors” is the United Methodist’s trademark phrase expression its mission for evangelism. It is a wonderful catch phrase. And its essence contains the Christian message as well as the Methodist Social Affirmation to the world. To whom and how should we open these three doors: with our hearts, minds and opportunities? I see three doors in this catch phrase. Jesus said, “I am the gate for the sheep: whoever enters through me

To be open minded is a daunting task that many are unwilling to take on. A majority of us are brought up with a specific set of beliefs and values that surround us, causing us to enclose ourselves with others of the same values. This often leads to clashes later on in life, with people struggling with one another to accept the new views society has conjured up. But without keeping an open mind, nothing new can occur, from technology to religion, an open mind is key. Keeping an open mind is essential

Open minds, Open Faith. “… God wants us to speak life by responsibly honoring his name as we serve our audience-neighbors” (32). Quentin Schultze talks about becoming a better public speaker, by using your voice to speak life and truth. By becoming a better public speaker I will be enabling my ability to inform, please, and persuade my audience, in a way that is open minded but still direct. Speaking well publicly to my neighbors for God motivates me so that I may serve in a way that is declaring

Open Heart, Open Mind is the book I chose to read, it is a biography about Clara Hughes a six-time Olympic athlete who attended both the winter and summer games, both more than once. The book is focused around her life in general, and how she emerged from being the person she was as a student into person she is now. I chose this particular book to read because I thought it was interesting that she didn’t specialize in her sport until she was older when she realized what she wanted to shoot for and

was new experience, even if I had a plan, something would pop up and I'd have to change direction. This happened mostly when I met knew people. When you're alone in a foreign country it's important to find common ground with others. I kept an open mind and generally found people to be friendly and even helpful when it was needed. There's always going to be negative people and unfortunate circumstances in the world. While this may not be something I come across on a regular basis, I'm going to

Being the Holy Spirit is our Teacher, and the Word of God says He is, then that which is preached should not be readily accepted. One should not build a doctrine on one or two verses of Scripture but should study all verses on the subject with an open mind as the Holy Ghost teaches (II Timothy 2:15),.