7 Cups Culture Guide + Badge!

@GlenM

(also reposted from the LDP Discussion #5)

The Three Most Important Things I Learned From the 7 Cups Culture Guide

Solving Problems that Matter

At first, I had this off thought that perhaps that term meant that only some problems matter, and we should only solve those problems, making me perceive the statement as something negative. However, after reading the description and thinking more about it, I began to realize that it's something very worth remembering and understanding. To understand that we need to prioritize certain problems. To understand that we need to focus. It is something that will definitely stick by me.

We Expect Failure

I think this one was something that I personally need to keep on reminding myself, and by reading this guide, it reminded me once again that everyone fails; it's something part of our learning process. I am sure it is not just me that feels that we are a failure sometimes. It's something that we can't escape because we all fail, but we need to remember to get up and learn, which is honestly not as easy as it sounds. There are so many instances in my personal life that makes me feel like a failure, and there are even some on 7 Cups even though I have not been here very long, but it's really important to pick ourselves up and continue. I really like how the guide even mentions that "we expect failure" not "don't give up" nor "you can do it" nor "failure is common" because it gives a sense of (I'm not sure if this makes sense) empowerment and understanding.

Not Everyone is a Good Fit

This definitely was both something I expected yet was still surprised. Indeed, some roles and even 7 cups in general isn't the perfect fit for some people. I have to say though the fact that the guide mentioned, "we will ask you to transition out sooner rather than later" if you aren't a good fit, was very straightfoward and (I'm not sure if I'm explaining this right) wow. ahaha, I do think the wording could be slightly less and it did get me thinking if 7 Cups is a good for me. I want to say that 7 Cups is a perfect fit, but if I were to be honest with myself, only parts of 7 Cups is a good place for me, making me truly understand which roles and opportunities I will be exploring on 7 Cups. This section really hit close to home, and to be honest, it brought up some deep thinking on my part about fitting in society in general as well (ahaha I am philosophical that way).

I, DayDreamWithYou, have read the 7 Cups culture guide, taken the test, and am now a 7 Cups Culture Holder.

I did the test

@GlenM

3 things I learnt from the guide are -:

1.Failure is inevitable and a chance to learn and grow and ďo better the next time

2. Trust is important, be it laying a foundation of trust with the members or with fellow listeners, 7 cups as a whole is a community based on trust and mutual support and appreciation

3. We are accountable for our words and actions, doing things lightly or halfheartedly is something alien to the 7 cups culture. We should be held accountable for our actions and words how we are performing here !

I, Sunisshiningandsoareyou , have read the 7 Cups culture guide, taken the test, and am now a 7 Cups Culture Holder.

@GlenM

Three things I learnt from the guide:

1. Expecting Failure : "Failure is nothing to be scared of and it is nothing to worry about as long as you are focused and trying." Failure is a natural happening that happens to everyone but the point is how you view failure. Failures teach us much more than success thus it is important to learn from it and make them path towards success.

2. Accoundability : This is, according to me a very imporatant aspect. We need to be accountable of our actions. Its important for me to be someone who can effectively, efficiently, and independently meet deadlines, complete tasks and manage your workload.

3. Equality : Every person is valuable and every person is deserve to be treated with equal respect, enjoys equal freedom, and equal rights irrespective of the gender orientation, race, religion, or any other difference. As a part of 7cups community, we embrace diversity and consider it key in bringing varied perspectives and solutions to difficult problems.

I, positivePumpkin22, have read the 7 Cups culture guide, taken the test, and am now a 7 Cups Culture Holder.

@GlenM

What I learned from 7 cups till now is :

1. My free time, which I might have wasted while playing games can be a reason for someone's happiness and can make someone's life better.

2. No one is going to push you, I repeat no one is going to push you in your dark times you have to push yourself by your own, no one is going to show you the path to escape from the darkness, you have to find your path by your own.

3. Sometimes problems doesn't exist, sometimes problems are created by a notorious but wonderful thing that lies in your head, so minding your mind can reduce most of your problems .

And still learning .............................. ..

@GlenM

I, DrNinja, have read the 7 Cups culture guide, taken the test, and am now a 7 Cups Culture Holder.

questions are hard to understand for a non english speaker

I, AriadneLove, have read the 7 Cups culture guide, taken the test, and am now a 7 Cups Culture Holder.

The most important thing I have learned:

Is that community helps us to explore and develop our strengths in order to do a better job and be fulfilled at the same time?

That & cups based on high warmth and high expectations and everyone contributes to the cause.

Also, a lot of things can feel our fuel tank, self-care one of the most important.

@GlenM

I, fancyKoala5020, have read the 7 Cups culture guide, taken the test, and am now a 7 Cups Culture Holder.