Note: This is part of a recurring series of posts I’m calling The Year of Living Intentionally. (Unofficially, I’m calling it That Time Leah Decided to Get Her Shit Together.) You’ll be able to access all the posts here. I hope you’ll join me on the adventure.
Well, we’re almost two months into The Year of Living Intentionally project. Let me give you an update on how it’s going on my end.
(Spoiler alert: It’s not. Well, it is, but like anything I do, it’s been a slow, bumpy start.)
I have a few goals lined up to tackle next, but I think I’m going to go back and revisit these four steps for a little while longer before I do. I remember when I used to teach and used the tried-and-true method of scaffolding: I worked with the students to teach a lesson, then eventually backed away as they grew able to do it themselves. I’m still in the hands-on, “HELP ME” stage of this process. But give me a moment. I knew this would take a year. It’s still early days.
Question: How is it going for you? Have you decided to tackle the steps? Are you succeeding?
Note: This is part of a recurring series of posts I’m calling The Year…
Note: This is part of a recurring series of posts I’m calling The Year…
Sarah Clouser | 22nd Apr 17
Oh, getting up early before I have to is definitely INSANE! 🙂 BUT, I didn’t do it today, and felt all off about my day. So, I might actually do it tomorrow… on a weekend!!!
Leah Ferguson | 22nd Apr 17
I think it’s great that you’ve been consistently doing it–it reminds me that it’s actually possible to make it a habit. You’re so right that it changes so much (including being absolutely no good to anyone after 8 p.m. Ha!).