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Not in any order of importance: 1. Basic mechanical drawing and perspective drawing 2. Jogging a mile without stopping 3. Using abdominal muscles when lifting
by jschveibinz 5y ago
Not in any order of importance:
1. Basic mechanical drawing and perspective drawing
2. Jogging a mile without stopping
3. Using abdominal muscles when lifting heavy things
4. Stomach breathing
5. Waking a half hour early to journal, meditate, take a walk, enjoy the morning, etc.
6. Being mindful of the moment
7. Basic kinematics
8. Basic electrical concepts and skills
9. Basic plumbing skills
10. Basic photography and composition
11. How to graciously receive a gift
12. How to start a conversation with a stranger
- qnsi 5y agoshouldnt lifting heavy things be done using back muscles? Like in deadlifting
- wbsss4412 5y agoA better way to state it is to say you should learn how to brace properly with your abdominals when lifting heavy. As for the muscles involved, a deadlift isn’t just back or legs or core, it’s all of those. Your Glutes and hamstrings are the “prime movers” that perform the actual movement, while you back and “core” musculature are bracing and stabilizing, allowing the movement to be translated into Bar movement.
- moneywoes 5y agoAny suggestions for #11? I loathe receiving gifts for this reason despite giving them out often.
- flickster 5y agoDo you have tips on how to improve or even learn #12?
- tugberkk 5y agoDale Carnegie has a beautiful book about this matter: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4865.How_to_Win_Friends_and_Influence_People https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4865.How_to_Win_Friends_...
- jschveibinz 5y agoFirst, the best way to start a conversation is to inquire about the other person. Make them feel good by asking about them. In English, there is an acronym you can use (H-E-L-P) that has been around for a long time. Start a conversation with words that start with “H” first, like “health,” “home,” etc. And then move on to “E” words, etc. Have fun!!