A New Way To Read: Part Three: Lessons From Otulissa
Hello people,
This is my second update in my New Way to Read. So I only had the chance to read one book this week (because I accidentally put holds on the WRONG book
) but I got some really good stuff out of it anyways. Only one is Otulissa-related, so that's all I'm sharing this week. Don't worry... next week's will be way more... meaty.
So, cue the anticipation music.... dun dun dun....
And without further ado, I give you the lesson I got from The Golden Tree (which is book 12 in the Guardians of Ga'Hoole series)...
-Know when to say no!
Does that make sense, or not? If not, allow me to explain.
This one is about respecting yourself and your limits. For example, if your schedule is packed full, and someone wants you to do something more, its best to say NO. If someone wants you to do something that will harm yourself or others, it's best to say NO.
And so on and so forth...
But also... make sure you say yes when it's time to say yes.
This is my second update in my New Way to Read. So I only had the chance to read one book this week (because I accidentally put holds on the WRONG book
) but I got some really good stuff out of it anyways. Only one is Otulissa-related, so that's all I'm sharing this week. Don't worry... next week's will be way more... meaty.So, cue the anticipation music.... dun dun dun....
And without further ado, I give you the lesson I got from The Golden Tree (which is book 12 in the Guardians of Ga'Hoole series)...
-Know when to say no!
Does that make sense, or not? If not, allow me to explain.
This one is about respecting yourself and your limits. For example, if your schedule is packed full, and someone wants you to do something more, its best to say NO. If someone wants you to do something that will harm yourself or others, it's best to say NO.
And so on and so forth...
But also... make sure you say yes when it's time to say yes.
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