Every journey starts somewhere.\u00a0 Every project has an initial step.\u00a0 Finding your Personal Compass will begin our exploration together toward finding your Logittude.<\/p>\n
When I was teaching Communication in Human Relations, almost every textbook began with the classic Model of Communication.\u00a0 There was a sender, a receiver and a message.\u00a0 There was also what was usually called a Frame of Reference surrounding each participant in the model.\u00a0 This concept is not limited to communication studies.\u00a0 The Frame of Reference is much like what Logittude\u00a0explores on the personal level.<\/p>\n
Your personal history of experiences, emotions, education, knowledge, relationships – everything that has touched you emotionally, physically and psychologically – forms a foundation for your Logittude.\u00a0 Through personal evaluation, you can map where you’ve been to the current point in time.<\/p>\n
Why study the history of You? By knowing where you’ve been and how you reached this current point in your existence, you have established references to direct, or possibly redirect, where you are going next.\u00a0 Logittude.com will take various aspects of your background one step at a time.\u00a0 You took a while to get where you are.\u00a0 For better or worse, it can’t be explained in one post.\u00a0 Pace yourself.\u00a0 The best IS yet to come.<\/p>\n
Your Personal Compass is formed based on an anchor point.\u00a0 Your background is that anchor.\u00a0 The background will not change, although your attitude towards the elements in your background might be altered as your perspectives change.\u00a0 By recognizing and acknowledging what forms your foundations, you can create your Personal Compass with reference point including where you think you want to go, where you think you are actually headed, as well as where you might go if you drift off track.<\/p>\n
My constant advice to you all:\u00a0 SHINE!<\/p>\n