Context, Let's Talk About History

If Context is one of your gifts, there is a significant chance that you love history. You would have enjoyed my childhood elementary school years that were spent in Rockville, Maryland, just outside of Washington DC. For school, we went on field trips that one could only dream about. Each field trip took us to a destination such as the Smithsonian Institute, Ford’s Theater, Gettysburg, Monticello, monuments, and memorials.

Considering what has already occurred in the past can help you to bring value to activities in the present. There is a risk however, that you could spend far too much time in the past and never get caught up with present. When you encounter a person who is gifted with Futuristic, you have just found a person whose vision sees forward as opposed to backward.

Learners Can Learn Anything

The owner of this potential strength frequently possesses an unlimited capacity to learn anything they put their mind to. A key to maximizing this trait is to aim it properly and to study information and material that must be learned. In order for learner to become a strength, it needs to develop discipline in order to avoid rabbit holes.

Learner that has yet to be developed and polished frequently focuses on “I” and what can be learned for the satisfaction of its owner. When Learner develops and matures, it learns to focus on what should be learned for the value of “We”. Mature Learner understands what to learn, and stays focused and aimed on what to learn the most and why a topic must be learned.