It's almost amazing that school has only been in session between one and a half to two months. It is in full swing and summer is beginning to feel like a distant memory. This past month, our program focused on Seneca's value of LOVE and COMPASSION. How can love and compassion further The Work? How can love and compassion aide in addressing the most challenging, taxing, draining, frustrating situations?
Starting with love and compassion helps me keep humanity at the core of the path forward. It helps me remember to reflect upon and identify the internal working model of the student, parent, teacher, principal, school, system, etc. It leads me to ask myself, how do I respond from a place of love and compassion? How do I dis-confirm the internal working model?
How to Find Love and Compassion in Your Most Difficult Moments is an article written by Elana Miller, MD- a psychiatry resident and founder of Zen Psychiatry. In this article, Alana offers 5 practical techniques for cultivating love and compassion during particularly challenging situations.
The Mattering Movement that All-In has joined this year (that you'll continue to hear more and more about) offers concrete and tangible ways to weave love and compassion into the lives of those with whom we work.
This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Dr. Barbara Young, acclaimed educator, entrepreneur, radio talk show host, and motivational speaker on leadership and empowerment for women shares her personal story and the three key principles of love, empowerment, and significance that contributed to her success and sent her on a journey to establish a "community of mattering." Can your personal story be unleashed in a way that will propel your own fulfilling and impactful journey? Find out in this powerful and inspirational talk.
I hope you have a school year full of LOVE, COMPASSION and MATTERING!
Starting with love and compassion helps me keep humanity at the core of the path forward. It helps me remember to reflect upon and identify the internal working model of the student, parent, teacher, principal, school, system, etc. It leads me to ask myself, how do I respond from a place of love and compassion? How do I dis-confirm the internal working model?
How to Find Love and Compassion in Your Most Difficult Moments is an article written by Elana Miller, MD- a psychiatry resident and founder of Zen Psychiatry. In this article, Alana offers 5 practical techniques for cultivating love and compassion during particularly challenging situations.
The Mattering Movement that All-In has joined this year (that you'll continue to hear more and more about) offers concrete and tangible ways to weave love and compassion into the lives of those with whom we work.
This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Dr. Barbara Young, acclaimed educator, entrepreneur, radio talk show host, and motivational speaker on leadership and empowerment for women shares her personal story and the three key principles of love, empowerment, and significance that contributed to her success and sent her on a journey to establish a "community of mattering." Can your personal story be unleashed in a way that will propel your own fulfilling and impactful journey? Find out in this powerful and inspirational talk.
I hope you have a school year full of LOVE, COMPASSION and MATTERING!
Blog Post Written by: Celina Zins, Director of School Partnerships
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