This is Tenpu, the blog owner. When I have the opportunity to receive an explanation from someone, some people give me a roundabout explanation. Tenpu himself has been criticized for being too roundabout in his explanations, so I feel some sympathy for those people. This time, the theme is what's the point of being roundabout?
Recently, I feel that Tenpu has become much better at explaining things . After all, teaching others takes a lot of getting used to, and if you don't get into the tiger's den, you won't get the tiger's cub. "Shatter it when it hits you. Snorlax, charge!"
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When I first started teaching others, I was quite a timid guy. The people watching around me were like, ``Hey, you idiot. What are you so nervous about? If you want to go to the bathroom, turn right there. Don't divulge anything.''
I think the reason I was able to become the teacher character was because I was able to break out of my shell .
For example, if you are asked to give a speech in front of people, most people will probably decline. I also like teaching others, but I absolutely refuse to give a speech. "If you want me to give a speech, raise your salary! If you don't meet my demands, go on strike."
Here, the person's experience value changes depending on whether he or she gives a speech or not . Taking the first step is difficult for everyone. By taking a step forward, you may become good at something you thought you were bad at, and you may be able to make a living doing it.
I think the most important thing when teaching others is empathy . I'm not that good at teaching either. However, whenever I have the opportunity to teach someone, I just take the initiative to do so. Therefore, empathy becomes important in terms of putting yourself in the shoes of the person being taught.
If you're in a position to teach someone, you'll want them to break down what you don't understand and explain it to them . If the person playing the teacher can clearly explain what they have learned and what they are having trouble with, the person playing the student will also feel a sense of familiarity.
However, there is a person who loves studying who plays the role of a teacher, and is a genius who can know 10 by listening to 1 at a certain rate, and cannot understand the suffering of those who cannot understand 1. This means that a so-called great player cannot be a great manager , so you will need to put yourself in the opponent's shoes.
That's why empathy is an important element when teaching others, but there are some people who use this ability too much and end up having to explain things in a roundabout way . The pronoun is Tenpu.
On this blog, there were many opportunities for Tenpu to explain something. I think that Tenpu explained everything in detail in order to avoid any holes in the explanation. Many readers may have thought so. "You just have to give me a rough explanation. You don't have to break it down to the molecular level," he said.
As with anything, when details are explained, your attention becomes so focused that you lose sight of the big picture. It's like, "Don't see the forest for the trees, look at me." If this happens, your concentration will decrease, and you will become increasingly bored with explanations, creating a vicious cycle.
I think Tenpu myself even mentioned things that didn't matter when he explained it. That's something I need to reflect on.
People who try to explain in detail are probably anxious. ``I'm afraid that my lack of explanation will lead to misunderstandings,'' he said. Certainly, getting every detail correct is necessary in the world of science.
Just be roughly correct! ! Let's always improve by using PDCA! !
However, when we live in society or work, what we should be looking for is that if something is generally correct, there is no need to be correct in every detail . Society does not require such detailed accuracy. However, all you have to do is achieve your goal.
This blog is also a process of trial and error. How can I get my readers interested? How can I make reading your blog more comfortable? One of the most recent challenges is to improve the ability to talk about details .
After all, PDCA is necessary both when working and when cutting hair. PDCA means improvement, so to speak. Last time I asked for a haircut at a barber shop, I got a really unique and fancy haircut, so now I'm going to go to the hair salon, and the day I'll go back to heaven is near.
The articles on this blog are so different from what they were originally, a month ago, that they are now. If you have a chance, please compare them.
After all, repeating improvements is important in encouraging a person's growth. Up until now, I would have explained the PDCA in detail, saying things like, ``Why PDCA? The P stands for Plan.'' I would have annoyed the readers.
However, PDCA here refers to improvement. If I say this clearly, the reader will be satisfied with the story.
That's why this article is also about Hotaru no Hikari. The ability to communicate to others is called communication ability, and it is a business skill that is more valuable than any office skill. This ability is of course essential in everyday life, and it is also a magic bullet that can dramatically change your life with just a few improvements .
To be honest, Tenpu is also not confident in his communication skills. However, as you work through the numbers, you will eventually find your own way.
I hope that readers will also try using the PDCA cycle, not only in communication but also in other areas. If you keep making improvements, you may find a new you. See you soon.
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