Things I learned so far

BUSI 2202: BLOG POST #10

By Sanskar Karki
Mount Saint Vincent University

Thinking about this course, I can say that it was and will always be a really good experience that taught me a lot. When I first started I did not know much about the subject. As time went on I got better at thinking for myself talking to people and looking at things from different sides.

One thing that really stuck with me was learning how to think about things in a way instead of just looking at the easy answers. The course taught me to think deeply about the course. I became better at asking questions looking at things from points of view and explaining my ideas in a clear way. This helped me to learn and grow, not in school but also in my everyday life and, with the course. I think what I learned from the course will stay with me.

Another important thing I learned is that consistency and effort. By writing blog posts I saw how small steps can add up to make a big difference over time. I got better at putting my thoughts into words, which I think will be super helpful in classes and in real life.

I also really liked getting to think about my learning. When I took the time to look back at what I did, I could see how far I have come. That made me feel more confident in what I can do.

Overall this course has given me skills and good habits that I will use for a time. It also showed me that learning is not about getting good grades. It's about the journey. Improving myself every day. Learning is about growing and getting better not, about the end result

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