efficiently. What are the consequences if you don’t show up and perform with excellence? Far too often this gets lost in the day-to-day craziness of


our lives. The challenges, struggles and conflicts tax our emotions and cloud our connection to the good we do. Remember the students you serve. It matters. You matter!


Be elastic: There is a common misconception about resilience (or


“mental toughness,” as it’s called in athletics). Resilience does NOT mean that you’re impervious to emotional let- down, anger and doubt, and bulletproof to any adversity that comes your way. Emotional resilience means you’re elastic, like a bal-


tion. You may mention your school or district. But is that what you really DO? Outperformers are emotionally connected on a deep-


er, more meaningful level about what they DO. In your case, you help students get to and from school safely and


loon. If something doesn’t go your way, how long does it take you to “bounce back into shape” (the definition of resilience)? Optimization comes from lessening the time of experiencing negative emotions, recognizing they aren’t benefiting you and consciously choosing to move onto something better.


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