What a great list of reminders.
For me, the most difficult is probably a combination of seeing problems as challenges and using technology to my advantage. I have had a tendency to get frustrated with technofailures -- I think it may have had a genetic source (switch to mental picture of father and lawnmower not working and...) Perhaps this program will help in my ongoing development of a calm and thoughtful problem-solving mode, and even going a-manual-reading in a pinch. In turn, then, I expect to move from a stance of being a late, a very late, adopter to greater enthusiasm for trying out new technologies -- and maybe even buying Leopard pretty darn soon. I know that making this shift will certainly help me better use technology for all kinds of productive reasons. And for fun. Which leads to...
Play! The easiest for me. Although it's sometimes challenging in that it can seem there's not enough time for play. Then it's important to reframe to help something not-play become more play-like. I think most people learn better when it's play.
The game's afoot!
