Flexibility Over Rigidity: Why Adaptability Beats Stubborn Strength Every Time
You learn from your past and avoid making the same mistakes. It’s about benefiting from the dual strength of stability and change.
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Express your ideas by writing with Clarity and Confidence
Hey there, Whether you’re just starting out or growing your craft, there’s something here to spark your imagination and strengthen your voice. This Week’s Focus: Clarity & Confidence in Writing From avoiding run-on sentences to recognising when passive voice weakens your message, let’s explore simple techniques that help you express your ideas with impact. A confident writer knows the rules, and when to break them for style! Mini Skill Tip for Writing Avoid Run-On SentencesWhen a sentence…
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Adapting to Your Child’s Unique Learning Style
Let the foundations be strong. Before labelling them, let them have the freedom to grow.
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Backbenchers in Classroom Aren’t the Problem. Our Labels Are
Being a back bencher is more than just your geographical location in the classroom. It becomes part of your identity in the classroom and beyond.
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Think You’re Productive? These Daily Habits Might Say Otherwise
Working culture, environment, systems, all have changed drastically in the last decade, give or take a few years. So isn’t it time to change the productivity rules and beliefs also?
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Boredom is Redefining the Road to Mastery
The price of brilliance is hours of boring reps day after day. Embracing boredom will soon be redefining your road to mastery.
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What Happens When Kids Learn Excuses Before They Learn Honesty?
Excuses are like sugar-coated lies – instant gratification yet leaves a sticky residue in the mouth.
Should you make excuses to your children or should you tell them the truth?
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Your Words Are Waiting. Let’s Write Something Worthwhile
Hey there, This issue is for two audience groups – the teenagers and the adults/professionals. It’s designed to work seamlessly for both groups. The goal is to maintain relevance, clarity, and engagement for both groups, without dumbing down or making it too formal. This Week’s Focus: Clarity in Writing “Words are, in my not-so-humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic.” These words by Dumbledore are the greatest truth about the power words yield. They have the ability to harm…
