I have this quote laminated and taped on the wall by my desk:
Every day may not be good, but there is something good in every day.
Every day may not be good, but there is something good in every day.
These past few days at work have been a little bit less than stellar, for some pretty minor, not-so-important reasons. Nothing that should really bother me, but you know how it goes--a bunch of little frustrations can gang up on you to become a big frustration. That's where this quote comes into play. I could be sitting there thinking "woe is me" and then I glance over there to that little yellow sticky note. "Duh," I think. And then I think through my day and decide on the one good thing.
Someone listening to a direction the first time.
Running and playing in the sensory room.
A child using their talker in a new and novel way.
Running and playing in the sensory room.
A child using their talker in a new and novel way.
Sharing a smile with a student or friend.
All of these are "good things." Remembering these small moments can take a day from "bad" to "better" or even "great." I challenge you to remember to take a few seconds during your day to focus your own small moments.
All of these are "good things." Remembering these small moments can take a day from "bad" to "better" or even "great." I challenge you to remember to take a few seconds during your day to focus your own small moments.
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