You may only be one person, but your actions
can affect millions. #QuoteADay #Day225 #edchat #edu #NeverUnderestimateYourself
Sometimes, we forget the impact we can have on others.
Sometimes, we start thinking that we’re just one itty bitty
part of a much bigger system.
Sometimes, we ask ourselves, “How can I make a difference?”
And often, we’re having an impact and making a difference
with every single thing we do.
As leaders and learners, we have to start realizing the
power of our words and our actions. With
every step we take, with every discussion we engage in, we’re influencing
others to think, act, and reflect on what they do as learners and leaders. We are not islands in this world. In fact, we’re all part of the same giant
landmass, working together (or completing against one another) to make the most
difference on the greatest number of people.
That inter-connectedness is so important, because it
showcases the need to see ourselves as much more than an individual. We may be a small part of a big machine, but
we’re a necessary part, as is everyone else.
Nobody plays the role of the appendix in our society; no one is there
just because.
Instead, we have to instill in ourselves (and in others),
that everything we do can have either positive or negative effects on many
others, and in fact, on many others who may not yet be in our professional
learning networks.
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