Switch+Your+Organization+A+Workbook

This is a little off the topic but I'm trying a different style of Project. The project idea is called "Switch Your Organization A Workbook," and it involves different problem solving skills that you have to answer based upon the proposed problem. I'll post the link, but in order to get to the project, you have to sign up to the website. - []

I'm trying to be more mature today, ignoring the bad, appreciating the good, and meeting halfway for the complicated. Essentially starting out in a good mood works but certain pressures always ruin the mood for you, and bring you down. My bright spot is this desire for happiness. I can try to do more of this by developing a sense of composure that can face all realities that lie in my path. I would take the good and turn it into my mood, shut out the bad to prevent my spirits being dampened, and meet halfway to the people that were worth fighting for. There are certain role models in my life leading the way to a mature composure and way of living life; my dad, mother, brother, and certain meaningful friends. There are groups, teachers, schools, organizations, etc. being public role models for a mood of decency in today's society. There are many forms, views, and generalizations people can accept for the greater good of a mood, and i intend to embrace this for the better of me. These things, people, and inspirations are my bright spots to look forward to, and possibly portray. My problem does indeed contain some emotion, mostly the goal of being happy in whatever I do. Get rid of the negative energies and put in the good. It is do-able, all it will take is a little effort from myself to be more positive on my outlook of life. I need to stop blaming others for faults, accept responsibility, and try to surround myself with happiness, good friends, and family. Previous successes in my past have prevented speaking out against someone which would have been regretful. When i held my tongue, and avoided an oncoming argument, I felt better, but I still expressed my feelings on a more peaceful tone and set of words. I think everyone could learn from an example model society citizen, not necassarily me because I'm not perfect, but just the idea. It would'nt be a quick win, this would take a very long time, old habits are hard to break, people arent usually subject to change, even my attmpts will take a long time to possibly succeed. It would create peer pressure, because people are most likely subject to change if surrounding examples and friends were constantly appealing to them. I think it is consistent with the way people feel about themselves, I believe everyone deep down desires to do some good, but they can't show it due to limiting factors in their life. I'm going to put different levels of maturity over a certain set of time. I might first start taking resposibility for my actions one week, then adding on with I'm going to something along with resposibility the next week, etc. I believe my solution will pass the champegne test, but the way it will be expressed is through other people's attitudes towards me and how they interact with me, hopefully for the better. The better would be my reward. I will goad myself on through the positives, like this person took notice to me today and smiled because I had done something respectable. I will fix the backsliding problem with a B&W goal. I will try to be the bigger man in most situations and apologize to the person, for an example, if we had wronged one another. A positive emotion would be needed in my experiment. I would need to be happy in order to feel like a better me, to feel successful in how I carry myself, and how i portray myself to other people. I would show examples of myself portraying me being a better me, like what I did better today then yesterday attitude wise, if a camera was watching me. I would have a smiling face greet me or anyone in the mornings to be my shine. For the pivoal testimonial, I would exemplify someone who had terrible morals and didn't care about his opportunities to be a better him, and then compare to someone who was the best person he could be, to the best of his capabilities, and emphasis the importance of why being the best you can be is important. I can tackle the problem at hand and put it into steps on how I'm going to do it. I will set goals for a particular time and build off them. I will add a new sense of a better me in a small manner each month and see the reactions, to see if they're inspiring, or a bad idea. I will set stricter goals each month and emphasize on increasing the change each month, weighing more change each cycle. A milestone that I could recognize is a new friend, a regained friend, or possibly even a smile from a random person. My milestone would simply be recieving a good attitude from someone else because of my change. I won't expect the change to happen quickly, also I will be realistic about it, and be patient. My identity could be compared to a moral model citizen. Commonly people want to be good, you feel better about yourself, and people notice you in a positive way. You could compete yourself with anybody who is admired for anything, whether it's their community service or helping a grandma across the street, you can strive to be like that person or possibly more. If there was no identity it probably would be easy for people to recreate it similarly. People generally tend to be good and strive to, so the identity could be recreated from scratch, and could be used to compare as your model identity. A public action that could foster the identity of a well rounded, polite, and character oriented person could be anything from doing your chore whenever your parents ask, or possibly even striving to do one thing in particular that benifits another. There are habits to enforce this identity, such as appreciating the value of a smile highly, or gaining happiness through helping others. Some highly probable "hurdles" I might face are people's reactions to my new found integral identity. They might react negatively or snidly, but I must not let that erode my goal. I will strive over these hurdles with anticipation and solve the dilemma of criticism. I need to try and be an example for others and try to let them see my point of view. I would not force my belief of trying to be a better me but I would share my opinions, and possibly try and convince others how it might be an advantage of sociality. I could rehearse in my head to a mindset of a better me to make sure I follow my own guidelines. If obstacles are prevented I would study it, ask the other person's opinion of how my attitude was wrong, and try to rectify it only if it is deemed necassary in my guidelines. I would ask spectators on their view of my behavior to also verify my attempts if they were postive or negative. For the McDonald's playbook, I would probably learn from my past mistakes in attempts to be a better me and make myself the most efficient, friendly, and elegant me I could be. I would make me a better me machine. People dislike change, it isn't their fault if there is a fundamental attribution error, personalities clash, and people have certain mindsets that make it impossible to please everyone. Their will be failures in my new mindset goal but most likely more positives. I can make my behavior an approachable one click button by making myself friendly, respectable, and behaviorly unquestionable. I will make myself a better me and avoid discrepeancies. My trigger will be my morning coffee which wakes me up and opens the capability of being energized, it will be much more simple for me to start out in a good mood with coffee. I can piggy back my idea by doing something simple like putting a smiley face on an everyday object I use, or ask my parents to greet me cheerfully every morning. For my checklist I would create a certain building list for me to open up to more difficult situations in the day to make sure I'm bein the better me. My stand up meetings have encourage morals, self awareness, and generally me to aspire to be a better me. I would express this to people by telling them or showing them things I wouldn't normally tend to do. I would publicize my action triggers by expressing what good they've cause me, and what has changed in my life for the better because of "The Switch." I wouldn't be self concious of the people around me because generally people praise people to be their best and I hopefully would encourage others to be there very best as well. To check upon how I'm acting and others who have taken up a cause, I would incorporate meetings or open discussions where we converse upon how we are doing better. As a group we would encourage, support, and praise each others efforts. To make sure that my actions are straight and true, I would ask myself daily questions like, did this change make you happier or helping out another did you feel a sense of pride? I'm my own manager, I will find my bright spot.
 * __Making a Better Tomorrow for Myself__**
 * __Find //the// Bright Spots__**
 * __Script //the// Critical Moves__**
 * __Point //to the// Destination__**
 * __Find //the// Feeling__**
 * __Shrink //the// Change__**
 * __Grow //your// People__**
 * __Build //the// Growth Mindset__**
 * __Tweak //the//__** __**Environment**__
 * __Build Habits__**
 * __Rally //the//__ Heard**