The Struggle with Vocabulary- Personal Narrative

Fighting vocabulary - A personal story Ani DeFranco used to shout at one of her songs. Lyrics, especially this song also has the truth. These lyrics remind young people (X generation and Y generation) in our culture today. We live in the world of mass media operation. Everyone wants to seek news on MTV, and Ricki Lake reads Cosmo instead of challenging classical novels for advice.

We think that there is a complete vocabulary to concretely solve the difficulty of becoming a young person. We can not become an adult today. We are on the bus struggling. The hardship is true. We saw an infinite puppy trapped in a washing basket, and Grinch shouted in a yoga class. We are joke, we are children. This is the most difficult thing to be a young adult, regardless of whether you are suffering from high school or have been alone for many years. I am confused. There are many options, there are many paths, and there are many choices. Things can go in many ways, but there are many things that will not work.

I remember the first day of the training camp, I encountered the hardest time to program. Since I have never expressed my own thought process, I tried to grasp the correct vocabulary to explain what I wanted to do. I am afraid to be judged to have a "silly" idea in front of other people I just saw. But in the end, I gradually fell in love with pair programming. This is one of the best ways to learn when you are with your partner. When solving complex problems, you will come up with more ideas, and you can rest from exercising different parts of your brain as you switch roles between the driver and navigator. I learned a lot from my partner and shared my knowledge with other people. It was always an important confidence.

One of the challenges in understanding your personal strengths is to know how to call your strengths. Fortunately, we can utilize some of our existing vocabularies to exploit our personal strengths. Having a vocabulary can help you understand important concepts and give you a lens to observe your personal strengths. One way to use tags to get the benefit is to take a test and find out what they think about you. I really like the fact that they build and name benefits. Personally, you can find more value by examining the label and using it as a lens. I streamlined Myers' Briggs type indicator (MBTI) and my own strengths framework and found potential patterns and practices.