by Sam D. Burndorfer and Ben Z. It’s more than just coding But it all has to start with an idea… Then in those quiet moments, ponder on them while, while wearing your favorite blue suede shoes… Now analyze your ideas – What questions should you ask? Prototyping – Drawing it out Low investments with…
I’ve been contemplating on thoughts I’ve had aroundlimitations.Some of this started with a podcast entitled “You have anEndless Potential”.The links are moving, so hopefully one of these will work: I kind of got this hypothesis from it: The path from lovable to admirable ties to; transforming limitations with potential, and voluntarily stepping outside one’s comfort…
After listing to a podcast from Peterson. I had toagree with the key points that made a differencein his relationship with his dad.
Seems its more important to pay attention that to be smart. Consider the ancient god of the Mesopotamian’s called Marduk, or the Egyptian god called Horas. Both symbolized the importance to paying attention before things get out of hand.If you’re not paying attention in your relationships things will naturally deteriorate. The Gottman institute does very…
I thought it would help to enumerate the sub themes that tie into the main one of: Communication, Psychology, and Relations.Then as I listen to podcasts I can clue in and record the podcast reference info when they cover one of these.
Sam got invited to present at the Gifted Symposium on what it takes to Build an APP. The event was held at Blessed Cardinal Newman School on 2019-Apr-24.I was able to help Sam with the technical material for this one. Joint efforts helped both of us sharing our strengths with one another.Click the image to…
Well it turns out that the only personality trait that you’re be better off if it was opposite is Neuroticism. If you both score high in it, you’re sunk. As for the rest of the personality traits you’d be much better off if you’re similar. In psychology today they’ve standardized on the Big 5 Traits.…
There were Transformations There is the adage of Line upon Line.I’m quite sure I wouldn’t have comprehended some of the material I picked up later on, without the exposure to the earlier material.So this was the path of transformation Sam & I went on…
Book Review Author: Sam D. Burndorfer.Resident dog at Karl Burndorfer’s home.Behavioral Researcher and Associate Professorof Canine Studies at DogU Presentation given to Shepherd’s ToastmastersGroup 2017-Jun-15From the Calgary Catholic School District HeadOffice boardroom I know you were expecting Professor Sam to come and deliver his awesome presentation covering his ground breaking work with people.He texted me…
Bribes, Rewards and Punishments – Not so great maybe. These actually interfere with teaching your children ethical behavior.Kids will start to say “What’s in it for me” once they get trained that there must be a reward.This is where the ethics starts to break down.