Evidence the positives you bring to others in a day...

Doing so isn’t so you can boast about it... it’s so you can keep in mind the ways, no matter how small, you make a positive difference - whether on your own or part of a team. Which is reassuring, and might be part of the equation of figuring out what pathway to take your life if it feels right for you. Maybe your a natural story teller who makes people laugh about tales of your day, or your the person people often ask about a computer problem... I think it’s a good place to start thinking about how you like bringing value to others (for me it’s poetry/Hip Hop/workshops) but it’s all a journey, and every one needs some direction to get somewhere better. If your stuck why not start here.

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