20 YEARS LATER CLASS IS IN SESSION
BCOM/275
JUNE 7, 2012

20 YEARS LATER CLASS IS IN SESSION
The fundamentals of doing the same job every day, applying the same related skills, in which if you are asked a question relating to that job, the right response is usually not hard to accomplish. Applying your knowledge to provide the correct answer with confidence is shown within your body language, and facial expression, which tends to make everything and everyone in your surrounding area move in a more effective and efficient state of mind. What happens when that job is over, and you are no longer in that comfort zone, and realize that the time has come for you to move on, and challenge yourself to greater depths, in which you began to encounter situations that make you think outside of the box.

Some of the basic knowledge that we take from our childhood days, from attending elementary school up until we receive that high school diploma never goes away. But what happens to all of the missed knowledge not received when you decide never to attend school again until 20 years later, and you find yourself sitting in class again, not to mention that you are sitting in the front row, and the teacher ask you a basic question, and the only demonstrative communication that you can give him is the shrugging of your shoulders, or the I’m lost look upon your face, with a tone in your voice of embarrassment of why are you asking me.

An example of effective demonstrative communication relates to what you are more accustomed to within your train of thought, which mostly contains the values of what fits best within your comfort zone, and how the people you have been around for so long such as other military personnel, basically relate to you, and already understand your methods from the fact that you all have worked in the same type of environment for so long that it is