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On the cusp of a new year, I reflect on quiet moments of survival, presence, and ordinary joy — in parenting, teaching, and life. Sometimes the bravest work is simply showing up, noticing, and offering steadiness to children and ourselves, one small moment at a time.
The Power of Quiet
Constant productivity is draining our kids and us. Rest isn’t laziness—it’s a radical act of self-care and growth. Discover why embracing quiet in classrooms and life matters for mental health. Read more!
Photo by Jennifer Murray on Pexels.com Why Rest Is a Radical Act “Sitting quiet is a sinful activity.” That’s the message society sends us every day. If we aren’t constantly doing, producing, or achieving, we’re wasting our lives—or so we’re told. This relentless pressure to stay busy has seeped into our classrooms, workplaces, and homes. It’s no wonder mental health struggles are at an…
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