Chain Of Learning
Chain of Learning
Hello wonderful people. I have decided to learn as many things as I can before this overwhelming year comes to an end. So, we are going to play a game called- Teach me Something!
Yay!! Game Time!!
I am asking you all to teach me something. It can be anything. From making your favorite kind of pasta to rocket science. I’m sure everyone in this amazing community will love to learn new things.
How to play?
Write down something that you know and you think other people would like to learn from you.
Thank the person or show gratitude to the person who taught you something.
Tag at least 3 people to join in the fun game and continue the Chain of Learning.
I hope we get to learn lots of new stuff :)
Just to start the chain of learning, I am going to *try* teach you guys about the concept of Ikigai.
Ikigai means the reason you wake up from bed in the morning. It can be your profession, maybe your work, or in the case of many students, your education. It is basically about trying to find the purpose and meaning of your life.
One thing I really like about the concept of Ikigai is- “If you don’t have an Ikigai, your Ikaigai is TO FIND YOUR IKIGAI”
Now, how will you find your Ikigai?
Using this Flow-Chart.
Now, let the chain of learning begin. I am ready to learn new things and I hope that you are ready as well.
Go ahead and Teach Me Something! Happy Learning <3
Great information, thank you for sharing.
@VerseArt, I don't like that the flow chart has a problem with people not having wealth
Hello @purpleTree4652
The flow-chart doesn't have a problem with people not having wealth. It is simply just pointing out that you can have satisfaction without wealth as well. Nowhere in the chart, it says that you should have financial success or financial stability for that matter.
@VerseArt, I don't understand the chart then. That's ok. I don't need an explanation.
Ok so first of all i gotta tell you what you shared is so cool to know and always remember it. Thankyou for that! And also this is such a fun activity you have chose.
(I dont know many people to tag 😶 but i hope others will read and like what i have shared!)
So this is not anything scientific or amazing but i love to write and take notes so i always buy cheap notebooks and make them pretty. I also love just crazy love sparkly holographic wrapping papers so i do this:
1. Use a double sided duck tape and stick it to allover my notebooks.
2. I carefuly stick the wrapping paper on the double sided duck tape and make it as smooth and flat as bossible. Bubble tends to stuck inther the two surfaces so get rid of that to have that smooth looking surface. Reflective wrapping papers are prettier when they are clear and flat.
3. Just use a clear duck tape on the wrapping paper so the color won't wash up over time.
4. Play with the sparkles and colors with a flash or phone torch and be mesmerized by the reflection!
Hello @goldenJet8588
Thank you so much <3
This is an amazing material handling skill. I'll definitely try it. Sparkles and Glitters are my favorite too!!
@VerseArt great! Let me know if you tried it!
@GagaMan
Hope they did Gaga!
Nice information Verse.
Here is mine:
Tomato is not a vegetable but a fruit!
Why?
The people who study botany define fruit as a ripened flower which contains seeds. So, tomato has seeds and is a fruit.
Nutritionist call tomato a vegetable maybe because they are used in cooking. Botanically, tomato is a fruit.
Hello @Illusionaryworld
I knew Tomato is a fruit but never knew the science behind it. Thank you for sharing knowledge and continuing the chain of learning! :)
@VerseArt
Welcome! 
Great post Verse Art! For anyone that needs to keep nearly anything easily sharpened I don’t leave the house without my speedy sharp carbide knife sharpener. It will sharpen anything it fits into with ease. Including paper shears, hair scissors and fish hooks. It has been a life, time and cash saver for me. Have a great day everyone.
Hello @Subtendedpage That is a great skill. Thank you so much for sharing it with us and continuing the chain of learning!