Improve to Succeed
My son Tim is a graduate student in clinical psychology. He has several really innovative instructors who are wizards at coming up with new and interesting ideas and experiences for the students. Not long ago, his entire class was assigned the task of enrolling is a very short (six day) self improvement course on the Web. He was not very fond of the idea at first, but his attitude about it really changed as he went through the course. He says now that he feels better, that he is using his time more effectively, and that he has also become a better listener and communicator.