What I learned from teaching
I just returned from teaching my first ever Irish Crochet Lace class. Well, let me be clear, it wasn’t MY first Irish Crochet class. My history with crochet goes back my entire life.
It was my first time to teach this skill to someone else. And boy, did I learn a lot!
But what if I jump and it’s wrong?
If you’ve been following my posts for a while, you know that I tend to leap. I keep my nose to the grindstone until the boredom stifles me. Then my head pops up, like a gopher peering from its hole in the ground
The Important Part
We think that creating something new is hard and convince ourselves to never begin because it’s hard. But, just like Amazon and their suppliers, the hard part is not the important part.
Say Goodbye – Say Hello
This post comes about because a colleague of mine, Lois Hart, sent her new book to me. I thought you might like to see how relevant it was for me and how you could use it too.
Ahhh – Awww – Awe
Our mission in this lifetime is to discover our own special way of gathering, connecting and sharing the dots that are within our reach. You apply your own special sauce in whatever medium fits you best.
Conscious Incompetence
Even coaches have coaches, and mine challenged me to do my first Facebook Live.
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