You and I are in the midst of an FFT. What’s an FFT you ask? We are living through a F@$king First Time! The family friendly version is called Terrible First Time (TFT). Take a listen to Brene Brown’s first podcast that breakdown FFTs. Like many of you, my family and I have lived through […]
How Observing Photos Invites Self Reflection You know how important self reflection is to your life but you may be unsure how to practice it. Well, I’m here to tell you how looking at photographs can invite self reflection and help you to re-frame your way of thinking. The Coaching Game The Coaching Game deck […]
The Proven Way to Reframe Your Mindset so that You Stay Devoted to Your Craft Hello! and thank you for visiting Reflective Wisdom’s blog page. You’ve come the to right place. As a devoted educator you know the importance of maintaining your own social-emotional reserves so that you can be at your optimal best for […]
As 2018 soon comes to a close, I wanted to take a moment and reflect on what I’ve achieved this year running Reflective Wisdom offering leadership development encounters with the Points of You method. The year certainly provided unexpected and yet precise opportunities that have provided a lot of growth and new learning. Here are […]
Welcome to Mosaic Monday the weekly newsletter from Reflective Wisdom, which offers you a mosaic of tips and resources so you can stay fulfilled in your influence as an educator. One of the most important steps to shift your frequency to put yourself in a calmer state is to pause. We live in […]
Say Hello to Punctum! Hi there. In my last post, I shared with you how the tools from Points of You® can support teachers in developing and sustaining their own social-emotional competencies. I’d like to introduce you to one of the tools in the Points of You® family called Punctum. If you’re anything like me, […]
How Points of You™ Helps You Redesign Your Mindset Do you find yourself reacting to small situations in a really BIG way? You know, each one of us has a unique lived experience. These experiences create the filters we use to make meaning about the world around us. For a long time I operated out […]