Positive Actively Oriented Person (PAO)
The Power of Knowledge and Learning
One of the most important aspects of life is to train the mind and continuously expand one’s knowledge. This can happen in various ways.
Learning as a Process of Transformation
When we engage in learning something new, we also understand the challenges that come with acquiring new knowledge. Our brain unconsciously breaks down new concepts into small, understandable knowledge units, which we integrate into our existing knowledge base.
As we learn, we reshape our perception and actively adjust our minds to the new knowledge. Every learning process reconfigures our entire view of the world.
Knowledge Shapes Personality and Society
- We become more articulate, improving our thinking, speaking, and analytical skills.
- Our competence in specific fields grows, shaping our personality.
- The more knowledge we acquire, the stronger its impact on ourselves and our surroundings.
Over time, our accumulated knowledge becomes evident—to ourselves and to others. We can better articulate, defend, and communicate ideas. This leads to a greater awareness of ourselves and our environment.
Using Knowledge – For Yourself or for Society?
After acquiring new knowledge, we face a decision:
- Personal Benefit – Using knowledge to achieve individual goals.
- Social Contribution – Sharing knowledge and using it for the benefit of others.
Those who choose the second path can develop new perspectives, ideologies, and insights that positively impact both their own lives and society. Every piece of knowledge can be turned into an active benefit.
Our Vision at SBW Berlin
At SBW Berlin, we promote a positive, active approach to knowledge. We encourage our fellows to use their knowledge not only for themselves but also for the betterment of society.
Because we believe:
👉 Positive, active learners have the power to transform entire nations and societies.
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