I'm in the middle of reading Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde's latest book, How We Learn to Be Brave. A passage in the book aligns with the focus of that sign. In the book, she was talking about a โculture of critiqueโ and shared insight provided to her and her peers during a challenging time: โIt takes no energy or creativity to point out whatโs wrong. For everything you criticize, challenge yourself to offer at least one suggestion or take a concrete action for making it better. The people who make a difference for good are those who work for creative solutions.โย A powerful call to action!
My dad used to say, โTake one step in the right direction every day and youโll eventually get where you want to go.โ โฎ๏ธโค๏ธ
I'm in the middle of reading Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde's latest book, How We Learn to Be Brave. A passage in the book aligns with the focus of that sign. In the book, she was talking about a โculture of critiqueโ and shared insight provided to her and her peers during a challenging time: โIt takes no energy or creativity to point out whatโs wrong. For everything you criticize, challenge yourself to offer at least one suggestion or take a concrete action for making it better. The people who make a difference for good are those who work for creative solutions.โย A powerful call to action!
My dad used to say, โTake one step in the right direction every day and youโll eventually get where you want to go.โ โฎ๏ธโค๏ธ
Hey Julie! You might be surprised to learn that your reflection and your dad's wise words of encouragement made its way back to Bishop Budde :)
I've known her son for a long time and sent your comment to him.
Thanks for being awesome!