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When I bring compassionate curiosity to my learning in this course, I notice that I get to experience more sides of the discussion topic. I get to understand the problem more and deeper thoughts to the ideas. I was able … Continue reading →

Since the mid-term blog, I have gained an even greater sense of compassionate curiosity within the field of sustainability where I feel I have acquired a much better understanding of what makes a problem wicked. This learning process has been … Continue reading →

The primary goal of this course is to develop a compassionate curiosity to the multiple ways one comes to understand a wicked problem. The most considerable way I have learned about wicked problems is intellectually. Understanding what exactly makes a … Continue reading →

After learning the topics mentioned in this course, I became more compassionately curious about what was happening around me. When I take a step back and observe a problem, it makes me realize how much it affects my life without … Continue reading →

When I bring compassionate curiosity to my learning in this course, I notice how the practices can make sense and become practical. If I keep an open mind during any practice, I will be able to let it happen rather … Continue reading →

Throughout the beginning of the course, honestly, I was confused. Confused what was so important about compassionate curiosity and mindfulness practice. No class has ever tried to introduce these ideas into my life, which looking back at it now should … Continue reading →

Navigating life with self-awareness is an act of empowerment. When we operate without self-awareness we lack ambition, curiosity, and empathy. All of which are important elements when problem solving. Practicing self-awareness is one of the first steps to open one’s … Continue reading →

As a kid, my little brothers loved transformers. But when your think of transforming, you think of the toy or getting all dressed up. But a transformation in your mindset is so important to acknowledge. In our last class meeting for this course, I feel … Continue reading →

In the very beginning of this course, understanding wicked problems intellectually, emotionally, and somatically was quite challenging. I could not focus and had many distractions around me. I did not care to try hard enough to find a space where … Continue reading →

Is that silver bells or my meditation bell ringing? We made it to the end of the year and the end of my first semester of college! Whether this means you’re getting a break from school, going on a vacation, … Continue reading →