What Are You Focusing On?
- Jun 8, 2016
- 1 min read

This weekend
Susie and Justin
were set to meet up
with amazing friends.
G2Great Voxer group.
Mimosas,
Rooftop brunch,
NYC.
Justin has been a part
of this group for over a year
and had personally met
All but one
Of those attending.
Susie has been a part
Of G2Great Voxer for six months
And had not met
any
Of those attending
For both Susie and Justin
this group has transformed
their lives beyond
the field of education.
Needless to say Susie
Wanted to make
A good first impression
Helping pave the way
For strong and successful
Relationships.
What if prior to the meeting
Justin had told
Erica, Jenn,
Jill, Amy and Kim
That Susie
Was someone who:
Keeps 20 plus tabs
Open on her computer
Over schedules herself
And, at times
Is overly sensitive?
How would that
Have affected
The group’s
First impression
Of Susie?
But...
What if Justin
Started with Susie’s
Strengths
By telling the group
That she is one of
The most passionate, empathetic,
And positive people
He Knows?
As someone who
Values Susie
As a person
Wouldn’t it be more
Logical for Justin to
Focus on
Susie’s strengths?
This question seems
So straightforward
And easy to answer
With this scenario
This time of year,
Teachers meet
To discuss student
Placements for the following year.
Logically…
Don’t students want
To make a good
First impression
With their next year’s
Teacher?
Wouldn’t talking about their
Strengths
Be more likely to
Set them up for success?
What are you saying about
Your students?
Are you starting with their strengths?
What would you want?


















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