Welcome to Day 7, are you ready to move forward? I hope so, maybe, I don’t know … all wrong answers! Today you are going to say YES and you are going to learn how just one smile can make your day better! My sister always picked on me and sometimes still calls me a dork because I always tell the cashiers or someone who helps me out at a store to have a nice day, I feel it is simply being polite but who knows what she thinks. I love my sister but she is silly sometimes. I have been able to make others happy and in return I feel happier simply through one big, full hearted smile. It’s amazing the lives I have changed simply by having them …
Year: 2010's Archives
Day 6: A Matter of Thinking
Now that my head was clear I was able to have a free mind and train my brain to take information into it and spit it out as positive or proactive thoughts/actions. For example if I were to receive a disconnect notice for a very important bill I would not sit here in tears wondering how the heck I was going to pay for it, I would actually sit here and focus on ways I could come up with the money, payment plan options the company offers, etc etc! My brain no longer allows stressful or what seem to be impossible situations seem like there’s no way out. I can honestly tell you that I do fear at times, it’s natural to get a negative response at first, the key …
Day 5: Head Clear To Move Forward
Welcome to Day 5, I will forewarn you that I am emotional today and wrote about it on my other blog if anyone is following that one you will see what I am talking about. For today I want to talk about having a clear mind to move forward. I will admit that when I cleared my mind with my old boss, I told her a lot of things I will not even tell my family. I also had a great friend who went to school with me back when I was about thirteen years old but moved to MA and we have got in touch and lost touch so many times over the years but he is the ONE person in this world who knew EVERYTHING about me, all …
Bing Teacher Appreciation Website
Bing has a cool website where teachers can help themselves by logging onto the DonorsChoose.org website to start a “classroom project” or donation request. Parents and students can then visit the Bing Teacher Appreciation site to leave a comment {up to 5 per visitor} about a teacher who has made a difference in their life, enabling them to receive a $5 giving code to donorschoose.org {one per comment}. Parents and students can then apply the $5 giving code to the “classroom project” of their choice. Classroom projects are created by teachers, so reach out to your childrens’ teachers and encourage them to submit their own projects! Bing Teach Appreciation Website is absolutely a wonderful idea, why? Well I can’t even begin to name the numerous teachers who helped me back …
