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Welcome to the Tuesday Toots! Are you bubble-wrapping your child’s growth? Have you ever wondered if protecting your child from failure or discomfort might actually be slowing down their growth? It’s natural to want to shield them from struggles, but what if those challenges are essential for shaping their future? The truth is, life is the best teacher, and every experience – whether good or bad – is an opportunity for children to learn, grow, and develop crucial skills. So, how can we strike…
Words That Move People
Hello, Stage-Ready Wordsmiths! Ever noticed how certain speakers can say a simple sentence and the room goes quiet?It’s not the slides. It’s not the mic. It’s the language – the deliberate, persuasive, emotionally tuned language that hooks an audience and refuses to let go. This week, we’re diving into how carefully chosen words can elevate your presence, deepen your connection, and transform your message into something unforgettable. Focus of the Week: Speak Clearly, Connect Deeply Great…
The Forest of Enchantments – Book Review
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A Historical Legacy
What do we plan to leave behind for the generations to come? An exhausted and pillaged planet? Loads of plastic waste? A world divided on petty and frivolous excuses? Or do we want them to feel grateful for their inheritance? Maybe a better quality of life? A proud heritage? A rich cultural legacy? Individual decisions are based on individual circumstances but as a generation of people what are we leaving behind? I’ve often wondered about this and the answers are always different.
The Timeless Art of Storytelling
If there is something that can get the attention of almost anyone, irrespective of the age, it is a good story. And what breathes life into a story is the art of storytelling. How I missed those storytelling sessions from my childhood? Storytelling is an underrated art form, fighting for survival in this world of quick fix entertainment.
