Gosh, don’t you just hate being interrupted a million times a day? Hearing, “Do you have a minute?” from every direction as you walk down the halls can make anyone want to lock themselves in their office and avoid human contact, right?
Since that’s not a feasible solution for the dedicated professional that you are, I have a few tips to share with you today to help you accept that interruptions are going to happen and understand how to let them bother you less.
Today, I’m going to share a little story about something my son recently encountered that got me thinking about how many of us struggle with the same issue. As a matter of fact, this same topic has been coming up a lot in my mastermind group, so I know it will help you all to dive a little deeper into the concept of going “all in.”
A lot of us get caught up in not knowing what to decide, what choice to make, or what we should or shouldn’t do. We get confused about what our emotions are telling us and we become paralyzed with indecision!
Along with setting up your systems at school, getting the schedules ready, getting the classrooms ready, and navigating new people around campus, the new school year also allows you a great opportunity to organize your office space.
Organize your office? What’s wrong with settling into a new school year with the same set-up you ended the previous year with? Maybe nothing. Or maybe you could use a little mental clearing that organizing your physical space can help you with.
Alright, friends. The summer is over (I hope you had a great time and got some recharge on those batteries!) and the beginning of the new school year is looming large. Are you feeling excited? Anxious? Absolutely dreading it?!
No matter how you’re feeling about it, negative vibrations and emotions can show up in your body. So today, I want to make sure to address those thoughts and emotions in order to help you manage your mind before you get back in the saddle.