Think about that. Think about how powerful we can be in our own lives. We can be a force for good. We can lead ourselves. We can champion ourselves.
90% Happier
Get Your Pink Back
But as I say in Legacy of Learning, we don’t have to be perfect to do these jobs and make a positive impact. We need to learn, care, and keep trying.
Open to Joy
Sending you peace and courage needed to be fully where your feet are planted. Feel it all, even when it hurts because this is how we keep our hearts open to JOY.
Healing & Human
And man, I can’t help but marvel at how lucky we are to be alive. To see another sunrise and feel another hug. I’m living this life for both of us. My dad and me. And I’m more aware than ever how lucky I am to be here to see more years than he ever did.
Bird by Bird
Every mosquito move as I call it in Legacy of Learning will add up. Your 100% won’t be the same every day. But that doesn’t meant you didn’t give it your all today. What matters most is that we keep trying.
Through the Adults
Of course it’s important and meaningful for leaders to have positive relationships with students. What I’m saying, however, is that leaders are most impactful when they are strategic with their approach. Mathematically speaking, there are more kids in the school than adults. And each adult plays some kind of role in supporting kids. So, pour into the adults, and they will pour into the kids.
Glimmers
Do good. And expect nothing in return.
The Weight of Worry
Our heads and hearts need space for both the present moment and the future we are trying to build.
Readers, Moles, and Data
Do not minimize your story. Your story is not too small. You are not too small to tell it. We need your stories. We need to make space for storytelling and story listening in our schools and organizations.
The Real Work
Seeing progress reminds us that our actions matter.
MEGHAN LAWSON 