Endings are tough. But beginnings are tougher. Well, that’s just my opinion. When something ends - it just does. Sure, you have to deal with the mind games - the “What could I have done differently?”, the “Why did this happen?”, and invariably, the “What am I going to do now?” But the thing is - you can process your way through this. You can sometimes even get real answers to the questions. Sometimes, you just stop dwelling in that space, let it go, and soar off to a new adventure!

But beginnings……they take courage. And hope. In order for you to begin, you must believe that there is something better - something different. You have to be bold and take risks. No safety net. You have to be willing to go it alone. At least for awhile. Much like the aeronaut who trusts the winds and their own skill, you must be willing to float for awhile - knowing where you want to land, but being ok with the possibility of ending up somewhat off course.

I am in a space of shifting. Looking for a beginning. Looking for an end. Perhaps I have grown tired of hiding myself - not wanting to offend those around. Wanting to be well-liked, respected and supported. Perhaps I have a need to have my voice heard on a larger scale. Perhaps I want to encourage fellow colleagues and friends as they navigate through life. Perhaps speaking of my experiences will spark in someone else a bold and brilliant idea. Or just perhaps, I am recognizing that I need to shift in order to move myself forward.

You see, my ending has probably already happened. I will write of that later. But for now, I am ready. Ready to let go. Ready for a new beginning - a new adventure. Ready to b unique, b curious, b gifted - b more myself!

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