Comments on: Why You Should Celebrate Confusion

By: Bill Cowan

Bill Cowan — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 11:30:31 +0000

Thanks Eiji, What a refreshing post. Connecting the dots in my life seems like a life long process. I guess my sponge is still not quite full...is it ever really? It's great to meet you an be inspired. Thanks. .-= Bill Cowan´s last blog ..Tired of Feeling Tired All the Time? =-.

By: Bruce Backman

Bruce Backman — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 22:35:33 +0000

Hey Eiji…great analogy with the raindrops and the puddles. It creates a nice picture in the brain…helps to connect the dots and minimize the confusion.

I like the post very much. Instead of giving up when we are confused it is a great time to look for an opportunity to grow.

Blessings my friend…

By: Lynn Glaser

Lynn Glaser — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 04:34:10 +0000

Hi Eiji, I love your analogy of the raindrops turning into puddles then being soaked up in your mind. When I was at university I would study into the night, when I woke up it was like my brain had filed everything in the right spot, or soaked up the puddles like you say. Your brain sorts thing out for you, don't make it complicated for it, just let it do its job!! Great post! Cheers, Lynn .-= Lynn Glaser´s last blog ..Facebook Connections Part 2 – Keep The Conversation Flowing =-.

By: Eiji Morishita

Eiji Morishita — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 05:41:43 +0000

Thanks Judy! Great to see you implement what you learn. I can tell that is likely the #1 reason why you achieved all the successes you’ve had in your life. That is real knowledge and wisdom.

Fake knowledge comes from one of my favorite quotes is “To know and not to do is not yet to know.”

Thank you for being an example!

By: Judy Zavislak

Judy Zavislak — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 00:43:50 +0000

Hi Eiji! I’ve heard Tony Robbins say that, and sometimes it’s the only thing that makes me feel better when I get confused and FRUSTRATED! I say to myself…”I’m about to learn something”, and I always do! Great post!