Greetings, dear friends, and welcome to my blog today. It's a wonderful day of the week, and I'm delighted to share with you all how I spent my day. Yesterday was Tuesday, and I went to school because I needed to work on my assessment further.
Model diagram of the system I'm working on.
Before going to school, I decided to tidy my entire room and also microwave some food and eat. I also tried my best to write my account for the day, which is usually one, because of my schedule. So instead of staying blank for the day, I always try to drop just a publication.
Immediately, I was done with all of that; I went ahead and prepared for classes. I arrived at the school at about 10:00 a.m., and fortunately, the classes were held in the lab, so instead of working through my assessment, I went ahead and joined them for the classes.
It was an interesting class where the professor talked about leadership with regard to collaboration in research. He discussed extensively what leaders should be expecting at all times and how they can take responsibility when things don't go as they should.
Also, he encourages us as leaders in various aspects of our lives to see the good in what people do, no matter how little it is, because in that way, the person will be encouraged to do better, and we shouldn't always impose our ideas on people; we should allow them to say it the way they see it.
The lecture was very interesting, and after it I went ahead to work on my assessment more, and I was able to finish the literature review and the methodology; hence, today I will work on my analysis and then obtain a result so I can go ahead to write the analysis, result and discussion section.
Immediately I came back home from school, I decided to microwave the remaining food I had in the fridge, and then I ate it. When I finished, I jumped back into the work again, and I was able to create a good model diagram and research framework for the system I am working on.
After doing that for a while, I decided to rest my head, going through a few things on social media and also chatting with a few friends. So guys, that is exactly how I spent my day. See you guys in my next publication.
Hey @simonnwigwe, thanks for sharing a glimpse into your busy Tuesday! It's inspiring to see your dedication to both your studies and your Steemit blog. That model diagram looks impressive – the level of detail hints at a really interesting project. I especially appreciated your reflections on leadership and collaboration in research. The professor's emphasis on recognizing the good in others and fostering open communication are valuable lessons. Good luck with the analysis and results today! I'm looking forward to hearing more about your research as it progresses. Keep up the great work!
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Your lesson on leadership inspires me. Oftentimes, we overlook the little contributions of our team mates. While their efforts might look insignificant, it contributes to the collective good of others.
Hence, it is necessary to welcome the team members diverse ideas, sieve it then pick or improve the ones that matches the group's goal(s). That way, we do not find ourselves imposing our ideas on anyone.
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