One of my childhood memories is of having a smooth, round wooden disc, about the size of a large coin. On it was printed the following poem:
This is a TUIT and tuits are rare, especially the round ones, so guard it with care. How many times have you heard someone say (or said it yourself, at least 6 times a day), “One of these days, I really will do it… I’ll do it as soon as I get a ROUND TUIT.” Well, here’s your ROUND TUIT, and good luck to you, Now there’s no limit to what you can do! (Author Unknown) Can you relate? As I meet with social coaching clients, I often hear them remark about something they had hoped to accomplish, “I didn’t get around to it this week!” My kids try to use that phrase when they don’t complete their chores. In my own life, I have many things that I don’t get around to doing, for a variety of reasons. I’ll write more about those next week, along with suggestions for moving forward and getting “A Round Tuit!” This week, I suggest that you pay attention to the number of times you or those around you could use “A Round Tuit.” You can compare your reasons and strategies to mine next week!
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Social IncitesSocial Incites™ are insights which incite (encourage) personal and interpersonal growth. Social Incites™ are written by Laurel Hoekman, Certified Family Life Educator, Certified Employment Training Specialist, Social Coach, Consultant, and Registered Social Service Technician (Michigan). For 15 years, Laurel was the Executive Director of The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding, and has also been a CASA volunteer (Court Appointed Special Advocate for children who are abused and neglected). She is passionate about helping individuals and families (including those affected by autism spectrum disorders) identify and achieve their goals, particularly in building and maintaining effective social connections. Archives
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