Dec 2, 2015
The Adventure of Self-Advocacy
In this adventure Diana and Becky discuss the importance of advocating, especially for yourself.
**A special note for support people like parents, teachers, coaches, and bosses. Give your uniquely brilliant people wings not anchors. Trust your gut and let go of the outcome. Allow them to become the star in their own lives, and get comfortable in your supporting role.
It’s important to know yourself, know your strengths, and know your limitations (the limitations you know, not the ones people tell you are your limitations) so you can help people understand how you function best – at home, at work, and at school.
AT SCHOOL:
AT HOME:
AT WORK:
WITH PEERS:
STAMP OF BRILLIANCE
You are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with.” - Jim Rohn