Sorry seems to be the hardest word to say.
For some it is a word they simply can not utter as it means they are at fault, have weakness, are less than, or don’t live up to a reputation. For others, the ability to say sorry shows integrity, sincerity, openness and empathy.
Saying sorry to others around you is a big deal as you grow. Saying sorry to yourself though, that is the biggest deal of all.

Let’s re-learn how to say NO like a toddler.

The reconnection I didn’t know I needed.

One’s perspective on whether something is a failure or a sign of bravery is just that. A perspective.

I was going to go all wise and curious with questions around connecting with community this week.

Instead, I find myself knee deep in school holiday activities, creating time for friend connections, sleepovers, play dates, physical activity, family time, revisiting the need to speak nicely to each other, tech time and allocated time for boredom and imagination creation.

Could variety in skills be the key or is there a common theme?

Assumption is the mother of all….