All About the Benjamins – “You’ll never find a hairline like mine…”
Not every conversation about mental health needs to be heavy.
Years ago I cut my hair before a job interview and my attention to detail became an obsessive compulsion.
I wound up pushing my hairline back and learned that one of the best teachers of management is mismanagement.
The difference between accepting something and embracing it is value.
Recognize the power of the soft skills.
Taking care of our mental health takes proactivity.
Proactivity is a soft skill.
Taking care of our mental health takes work ethic.
Work ethic is a soft skill.
Taking care of our mental health takes discipline.
Discipline is a soft skill.
And sometimes we push our hair line too far back.
That’s when taking care of our mental health takes grace.
Live, learn and keep it moving.
Small steps. Great distances.℠
You know… Let’s go!℠
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