Life Curriculum
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What you decide to learn and practice throughout your lifetime is your ‘life curriculum.’ Much of it was first learned from your family heritage, past and present. Much will be added by you as a result of your personal life experience and choices.
Life Crafting contains five master categories we call the Five Elements, to help you organize your life curriculum.
How you develop your knowledge and practice your skills, in the subjects you choose within each Element, will determine the unique masterpiece that is your life.
If you approach crafting your life as a learned, well-organized endeavor, you are much more likely to succeed in anything you pursue with skill, rather than flying blind and hitting the wall.
This reference work contains sample topics that you might learn throughout your lifetime, organized within the Five Elements life curriculum framework.
Pick it up when you need ideas, for topics to study, or to organize a topic you are already learning.
- Family & Personal Heritage - Where you come from, where you are now, and the legacy you will leave to future generations.
- Family & Household Management - The home you grew up in, and the home you are making right now.
- Family & Personal Finance - What you have learned about managing money, and how you manage it together with your partner.
- The Human Being - What you know, and how you treat your inner self and your outer self.
- Tools for Living - What tools you use in your life, and how skillful you are at using them.
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