To a Dream Job: Like this you learn talents and skills and change social group

Observe: Start from the beginning of this blog!!! This blog is based on the first two advices: how to learn talents and skills for your dream job or favourite hobby... These numbered advices are only for changing profession. These are advices for your whole life, not to be followed only professionally! 1. When you drop away following habits and prejudices, your capacity opens to many times larger and to richer, like on a person who carried some boxes but now lets go of one's hands. 2. Don't use your time to habitual waiting but think, what if you were 15 years old: how much you think you could develop in two weeks on a summer holiday and how deeply change in a half a year? You do not need to be any slower now: grasp the moment, your memories can stay for a lifetime, you can in a few minutes learn a new thing of something that you really want to learn... 3. Do many kinds of things that you are interested in, so your capacity does not get tired of too habitual and struc...

See http://nopeaoppisuus.blogspot.fi/2011/03/omia-raapustuksiani.html My paintings from the first two weeks.

Skills are often ways of looking at things: when one cancentrates in the right way to right things and notices enough the right structures/regularities (like for example colours with their tones and with what they get compared with), then skill is born from it already without really practising it - maybe in five minutes, maybe in 20, maybe from two day's relaxed hobby. But the difficulty is to find that right way of looking, being drown enough in it and to know what that skill really demands. I have been making advices to others about skills that I can well. With the same principles I ought to be able to make advices for myself about skills that I want to learn. Just for fun I tried this theoretical view to the skill of painting: "What if one could learn it all at the same time?!" In principle one could... Except that some time would be needed for learning to conceive motorics of hands, learning how different colours of paints behave, etc things demanding experi...

To a Dream Job  Written by Kaisa Hannele Tervola, Finland Many of us have different strenghts than what your dream job would need. And the more we admire some professions, the higher demands we often set to ourselves to be allowed something so high. But our own strenghts reflect usually the dreams of our parents, to which we have already gotten introduced so much that we are thoroughly bored, and not what we feel that our own lives have been most lacking, what we most admire and which we would most enjoy our time, which we would most carefully take to our heart and take care of if it were our work. We cannot change to be copies of our parents, so better for us to travel to the unknown toward our own dreams! Choosing a profession for oneself starts with finding the right way of living: what is your biggest dream, what would perfect life be like, what is the one and only right choise that is often so far that at most in sleeping dreams and tales we dream of it? Set your goals ther...

This blog is a translation attempt of my long Finnish blog http://nopeaoppisuus.blogspot.fi . The blog has as it's core two advices: one about learning talents for one's distant most loved dream job and another about learning easily and well skills in subjects that one sincerely interested in and which one loves. These one can learn very quickly, so the road to one's distant most loved dream job is wide open! Instead of specializing to your dream job on your own and maybe appearing stuck and somewhat weird, most employers would welcome eager beginners with a sincere interest in a career in the profession and lots of energy for the demands of a work like that. So mostly it would be best for you to apply for a job already at the same day as you first learned the talenst and skills for such an area of life. So you can start to live a dream like life almost immediately! And even if you do not get a job at the first try, you learn to be social with just that profession's way...