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FOUR key dimensions of life

FOUR key dimensions of life. Heart – The Emotional Dimension. Soul – The Spiritual Dimension. Brain – The Mental Dimension. Body – The Physical Dimension. Brain. Write. Read. The Mental Dimension:. Learn new skills. A story of Socrates.

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FOUR key dimensions of life

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  1. FOUR key dimensions of life Heart – The Emotional Dimension Soul – The Spiritual Dimension Brain – The Mental Dimension Body – The Physical Dimension

  2. Brain Write Read The Mental Dimension: Learn new skills

  3. A story of Socrates Socrates (469-399 B.C.), a classical Greek philosopher

  4. Socrates and the young man A young man came to Socrates and said,’ I want to know everything you know.’Socrates asked the young man to walk with him towards the river.

  5. Socrates and the young man When the water got up to their neck, Socrates took the young man by surprise and ducked him into the water.

  6. Socrates and the young man The young man struggled to get out but Socrates was strong and kept him their until he started turning blue.

  7. Socrates and the young man The young man struggled hard and finally managed to get out and the first thing he did was to grasp and take deep breath.

  8. Socrates and the young man The Socrates asked “What you wanted the most when you were there inside the water”.The young man replied “AIR”.

  9. Socrates and the young man Socrates said “Don’t ever make the mistake of thinking wisdom comes so easily. When you want to learn as badly as you wanted air when you were struggling under the water, you will get it.

  10. Socrates and the young man A burning desire is the starting point of all accomplishment.

  11. Mental dimension Sharpen the Saw in mental dimension means developing brain power through your schooling, extracurricular activities, hobbies, jobs and other mind-enlarging experiences.

  12. Why train your brain

  13. The Key to Unlocking your FUTURE An educated mind!  It is much more than a diploma on a wall  An educated mind can focus, synthesize, write, speak, create, analyze, explore, imagine, and so much more. ! It must be trained. It won’t just happen

  14. Pay for your education

  15. Twenty ways TEENS can sharpen the mind Observe wildlife Attend a lecture Watching the Discovery Channel Visit a library Listen to the news Research your ancestors Read a newspaper every day Subscribe to National Geographic Travel Plant a garden

  16. Twenty ways TEENS can sharpen the mind Comment in class Attend a ballet, opera, or play Learn to play a musical instrument Have stimulating conversations Solve crossword puzzles Write a story, poem, or song Play challenging board games Debate Play chess Visit a museum

  17. Find your niche  Don’t let school be your only form of education  Let the world be your campus

  18. The story of a right-brained kid - Chris

  19. The story of a right-brained kid - Chris

  20. The story of a right-brained kid - Chris

  21. The story of a right-brained kid - Chris

  22. Mental Barriers Screentime The Nerd Syndrome Pressure

  23. Screentime Screentime is any time spent in front of a screen, TV, computer, video game, or even smartphone.

  24. The Nerd Syndrome Some teens don’t want to do too well in school because they think they cannot develop friendship when they are too outstanding. They are afraid people may label them ‘Nerds’

  25. The Nerd Syndrome Take pride in your mental abilities and the fact that you value education

  26. Pressure  Sometimes we are scared of doing well in school because of the high expectations it creates.  The stress that results from success is much more tolerable than the regret that results from not trying your best.

  27. Reading is the best exercise By Walter Anderson, a successful editor and author of four books

  28. Reflection Share a good book that you recently read to your teacher.

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