Conscious Incompetence

One of the four stages of learning perfectly states my condition this morning. I’m working on another one of my websites and I’m facing some issues. After a call to customer service, I realized, I don’t know enough to ask the right questions.

The same can be said for several areas in my business. I’m great in some areas, exemplifying unconscious competence and in others, I have so much to learn that the curve seems too steep. I’d hoped to leverage the expertise of others and lessen my learning curve. The movement restrictions of Covid-19 have severely hampered those endeavors.

I’ll leverage the resources I possess, social media, a small network of locals, and emails and calls to customer support to accomplish my mission. I will not yield.

Today, Tuesday, July 28, 2020, I am grateful that:

There’s always a work around. No matter the problem, there’s a solution. Finding that solution may take an extreme amount of persistence but there’s a solution, should I choose to look for one.

Veronica was able to complete one of the videos. It took lots of effort from her, but she completed the video and it’s great. I’m happy she was able to get that finished.

I was able to connect with David briefly yesterday. Great guy, he’s here in the Philippines studying for a graduate degree. Extremely insightful and a pure delight to converse with.

When you “know” you don’t know, what do you do?

How do you leverage the knowledge of others?

Will their knowledge help further your efforts?

Be Great. Be Grateful!!!