The Carpenter: A Story About the Greatest Success Strategies of All (Jon Gordon)

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The Carpenter: A Story About the Greatest Success Strategies of All (Jon Gordon)

The Carpenter: A Story About the Greatest Success Strategies of All (Jon Gordon)

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Unleash your greatest potential! Better insights, better results! Learn proven practices for mind, body, emotions, career, finance, relationships, spirituality, and fun. Growth. Resilience. Strength. A good carpenter will provide a warranty on both the workmanship and the materials used in the renovation. This means he or she can vouch for the quality you’re getting. Experience

Gopnik ends on a chapter about how we value children. Having a child is choosing to take part in a special relationship that will change a person forever. Parents, in a very real well, do not just consider their children's interests as important as their own. Parents seem to literally treat the interests of their young children, as their own interests. Yet raising children also has traditionally been a community task. Care takers throughout a community have had roles in making sure that children have both the material and social resources they need to thrive. This is something we have lost in our industrial and postindustrial society. Figuring out how to modernize this sort of community care which is not based in generics but in specific relationships is a pressing problem of our time. Gopnik also points out that taking care of parents as they age is a similar problem. As a society, we tend to treat it as a problem each family needs to solve individually, but we could structure our society to value care taking and provide better support for care takers. You aren’t a true success unless you are helping others be successful. Success is meant to be shared.

Carpenter has described They Live as a “primal scream against Reaganomics,” a story that uses a science fiction concept to pour on social commentary about the way he saw what was happening to the American middle class in the 1980s. In a 1988 interview with Starlog promoting the film’s release, Carpenter noted that he’d begun watching television more frequently while developing the story, and realized “it’s all about wanting us to buy something,” which further influenced his take on the material. No challenge can stop you if you have the courage to keep moving forward in the face of your greatest fears and biggest challenges. Be courageous. I have read every book Jon has published and I am a real fan! In this book Jon really brings his storytelling skills to an intricate level in this charming real-world feeling story that you can see with your mind. The Carpenter is a wise soul that shares wisdom in useable practical ways, and you can use them the same day you read them. I love books that give you tools that work in everyday situations, not in just a one-off way to do something a bit different, this book delivered that beautifully. The Gospel also mentions carpentry in Matthew 13:54-55 , saying, " Coming to his hometown [Jesus] taught them in their synagogue, so that they were astonished, and said, 'Where did this man get this wisdom and these mighty works? Is not this the carpenter's son? Is not his mother called Mary? And are not his brothers James and Joseph and Simon and Judas? '" J. has a different viewpoint on failure, saying that it can be a gift if you are willing to learn, grow, and improve because of it. It gives you the opportunity to evaluate how bad you really want something. He says to Michael, “Whatever path failure guides you toward, it is always meant to give you a big serving of humble pie that builds your character, gives you perspective, grows your faith, and makes you appreciate your success later on.”

The scene in which Nada comes upon a supermarket full of aliens (or ghouls, to use Carpenter’s preferred term) was more complicated because every visible label in the store had to be replaced with a plain white label revealing the subliminal messaging. According to Carpenter, the crew attempted to shoot the scene on location at a real market, but they simply couldn’t cover everything, so a set had to be built instead. The distinction among apprentice, journeyman and master carpenter can be a helpful guide in determining your potential carpenter’s level of experience. Additionally, you should ask for references and work samples to assess the carpenter’s previous work. Availability If you’re new to the world of carpentry, you might not realize that there are a few different types of carpentry on the scene. Jon is a graduate of Cornell University and holds a Masters in Teaching from Emory University. He and his training/consulting company are passionate about developing positive leaders, organizations and teams. Years later, during an interview for the DVD release, Carpenter was asked if he ever considered making the fight any shorter in the editing room. His response: “F**k no!” 9. One guy played (almost) every alien.Children learn best through play. That does not mean that unstructured environments are the best for learning (although they are likely better than overly structured environments). Rather, what works best is when adults provide scaffolding: rich environments which trigger curiosity about interesting topics, pointers for when children want to learn more, and perhaps most importantly, a playmate. Play is delicate though. As soon as play starts to feel required or like work, it will stop being play and learning will grind to a halt. My biggest take away from The Carpenter was the concept of beginning with the end in mind. So often we get caught up in the busyness of our jobs, our families, and everything else that is going on in our lives that we end up going along for the ride instead of being intentional about how we’re living. I know that I’m not a human being having a spiritual experience. I’m a spiritual being having a human experience. While I have a body, it is my soul and spirit that power me. Artists create from the depths of their souls. An artist is moved by the spirit. I know who I am, and I know the power that moves me to create.” This premise of this book is a paradox. On the one hand, I felt like the carpenter and gardener comparison was well summarized in a few paragraphs in a WSJ article by Gopnik. On the other hand, I greatly admire Gopnik’s research in academia and trust her judgment in composing a book.



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