Comments on: Why I’ll never call myself an expert http://drewskwarcan.com/blog/why-i%e2%80%99ll-never-call-myself-an-expert/ I would say my greatest strength is probably data entry. Mon, 23 Aug 2010 10:34:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Clinton Skakun http://drewskwarcan.com/blog/why-i%e2%80%99ll-never-call-myself-an-expert/comment-page-1/#comment-1484 Clinton Skakun Wed, 14 Oct 2009 04:25:08 +0000 http://drewskwarcan.com/?p=183#comment-1484 Great thoughts Drew! Not to mention people who consider themselves "experts" stop learning or looking for new challenges. This is a scary thought. Words like "expert" or "perfect" are just illusions, no one really knows what they look like and no one really knows how to get there. If we didn't have such a hunger for knowledge we'd all be a lot dumber. Personally, the little bit of knowledge I have, barely anything being 19, is something I wouldn't trade for anything. More valuable yet is experience and imagination. "Experts" have to think expert thoughts, and to think expert thoughts you need to know it all, and the only people who know it all, really no nothing...so what does that say about experts? haha:D Great post:) I like your blog, will keep subscribed! And thanks for stopping by mine:) Have a good night Clinton Skakun Great thoughts Drew! Not to mention people who consider themselves “experts” stop learning or looking for new challenges. This is a scary thought. Words like “expert” or “perfect” are just illusions, no one really knows what they look like and no one really knows how to get there. If we didn’t have such a hunger for knowledge we’d all be a lot dumber. Personally, the little bit of knowledge I have, barely anything being 19, is something I wouldn’t trade for anything. More valuable yet is experience and imagination. “Experts” have to think expert thoughts, and to think expert thoughts you need to know it all, and the only people who know it all, really no nothing…so what does that say about experts? haha:D

Great post:)

I like your blog, will keep subscribed! And thanks for stopping by mine:)

Have a good night
Clinton Skakun

]]> By: Clinton Skakun http://drewskwarcan.com/blog/why-i%e2%80%99ll-never-call-myself-an-expert/comment-page-1/#comment-3130 Clinton Skakun Wed, 14 Oct 2009 04:25:00 +0000 http://drewskwarcan.com/?p=183#comment-3130 Great thoughts Drew! Not to mention people who consider themselves "experts" stop learning or looking for new challenges. This is a scary thought. Words like "expert" or "perfect" are just illusions, no one really knows what they look like and no one really knows how to get there. If we didn't have such a hunger for knowledge we'd all be a lot dumber. Personally, the little bit of knowledge I have, barely anything being 19, is something I wouldn't trade for anything. More valuable yet is experience and imagination. "Experts" have to think expert thoughts, and to think expert thoughts you need to know it all, and the only people who know it all, really no nothing...so what does that say about experts? haha:D Great post:) I like your blog, will keep subscribed! And thanks for stopping by mine:) Have a good night Clinton Skakun Great thoughts Drew! Not to mention people who consider themselves “experts” stop learning or looking for new challenges. This is a scary thought. Words like “expert” or “perfect” are just illusions, no one really knows what they look like and no one really knows how to get there. If we didn’t have such a hunger for knowledge we’d all be a lot dumber. Personally, the little bit of knowledge I have, barely anything being 19, is something I wouldn’t trade for anything. More valuable yet is experience and imagination. “Experts” have to think expert thoughts, and to think expert thoughts you need to know it all, and the only people who know it all, really no nothing…so what does that say about experts? haha:D

Great post:)

I like your blog, will keep subscribed! And thanks for stopping by mine:)

Have a good night
Clinton Skakun

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