I’m a big believer that mindset and thinking are crucial towards mental strength and wellbeing. In fact – its not just me – the evidence is overwhelming – you are what you think.
Last week was a great week as my exploits continue as a Mental Wellbeing Explorer: My sponsors and educational partners The Waverley Academy, have donated another €2000 to assist with the development of the Winning Minds Movement
Thanks to Jennifer Lynch and the Students at Roslyn Park College for a marvelous experience. The following is some feedback from students “I will focus on my strengths in future instead of always thinking of my weaknesses”
My core belief was reinforced again: education empowers. It happened following a series of four workshops in Roslyn Park College – an education facility for persons who need specialist support.
Today was our second class in our ‘Mindset For Success’ series at Roslyn Park College, and the numbers have grown from day 1. We started by talking about strengths, abilities, passions and things to be thankful for. (its called ‘strengths based learning’ and is a great way to lift the moods of learners)