Comments on: Redesigning Yourself http://redswish.co.uk/redesigning-yourself/ Carefully crafted banter Thu, 20 Oct 2011 15:14:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Frosty22 http://redswish.co.uk/redesigning-yourself/#comment-1163 Frosty22 Sat, 20 Feb 2010 02:54:01 +0000 http://redswish.co.uk/?p=444#comment-1163 I like the post. I have enough trouble keeping what I have learned current much less learning new skills. As soon as I become super proficient at a skill, I end up changing to a project that uses a different language. So, I think the idea of constant change is so true. One must learn, adapt, grow, move on and forget. I've stopped worrying about what the next project might need, but have become an excellent learner so that when the need arises, I can get up to speed quickly. I like the post.
I have enough trouble keeping what I have learned current much less learning new skills. As soon as I become super proficient at a skill, I end up changing to a project that uses a different language. So, I think the idea of constant change is so true. One must learn, adapt, grow, move on and forget. I’ve stopped worrying about what the next project might need, but have become an excellent learner so that when the need arises, I can get up to speed quickly.

]]> By: Anna Green http://redswish.co.uk/redesigning-yourself/#comment-1144 Anna Green Fri, 05 Feb 2010 16:59:57 +0000 http://redswish.co.uk/?p=444#comment-1144 Good Post here - with sound advice, keeping up to date is key. Its a bit of a double edged sword because as soon as work picks up you have less time to keep up to date with new developments and so then fall behind. I suggest putting aside two hours a week and religiously using that time to research new developments and do tutorials of new techniques. Other wise you will be constantly falling behind and then catching back up. Good Post here – with sound advice, keeping up to date is key. Its a bit of a double edged sword because as soon as work picks up you have less time to keep up to date with new developments and so then fall behind. I suggest putting aside two hours a week and religiously using that time to research new developments and do tutorials of new techniques. Other wise you will be constantly falling behind and then catching back up.

]]> By: blythe http://redswish.co.uk/redesigning-yourself/#comment-1140 blythe Wed, 03 Feb 2010 21:16:32 +0000 http://redswish.co.uk/?p=444#comment-1140 Great post! "Willing to accept new ideas" is one of the most important and often times one of the toughest things for people to do ... because people often fear change or fear straying from where they are comfortable. A great addition here would be a snip from a blog post I read awhile back, about knowing when to start over! Sometimes it is important to be able to identify KEY moments when you should really wipe the slate clean and start fresh! Do you agree? Check out more from this if you are intersted :) http://www.microarts.com/culture/branding-insights/2009/10/creative-process-when-do-you-know-to_26.php/?s=bl Great post! “Willing to accept new ideas” is one of the most important and often times one of the toughest things for people to do … because people often fear change or fear straying from where they are comfortable. A great addition here would be a snip from a blog post I read awhile back, about knowing when to start over! Sometimes it is important to be able to identify KEY moments when you should really wipe the slate clean and start fresh! Do you agree? Check out more from this if you are intersted :)

http://www.microarts.com/culture/branding-insights/2009/10/creative-process-when-do-you-know-to_26.php/?s=bl

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