In this episode:
Listen in as I tell you what I said yes to when my school year took an unexpected turn.
I talk about:
I talk about saying yes to:
1.Creating monotony as a way to create stability
- Taking the stance of learner
- Working out semi consistently
- Delegating at work and at home
- Meeting with my book club
- Cultivating friendships at work
- Asking for help
- Letting go of perfection
- Keeping things simple
- Maintaining boundaries
Quotables:
-I said yes to taking the stance of a learner. I needed to look to the people on my team as the experts that they were.
– Fun is an undervalued tool for adults, we know that it can impact kids but negate its impact on us adults.
-I said yes to asking for help which started with first admitting that I don’t have it all figured out.
Links to resources mentioned in the podcast:
Times Sucks and How To Avoid Them Workshop
The Mini Lesson Revamp Bootcamp Waitlist
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