I like how you shared how the experience of negative emotions is essential for Advanced Development. Attendee, CAGT 2016
Advanced Development
analogy of riding the waves in the ocean and waves of emotion was the best! NHJ, GT adult & parent. SENG Conference, 2015
Ride the Wave
I like your acronym of CASIGY to describe gifted characteristics quickly. Attendee CAGT 2016
CASIGYs
I like that you showed us how negative emotions are oppportunities. Attendee CAGT 2016
Negative emotions are opportunities
I like how you showed us Jung’s approach and how it means that many gifted have a need to develop personally to a deeper, higher level, and that problems are an “invitation to grow and develop further”. Attendee, CAGT 2016
Jung's approach
Thank you for writing this Sharon. It is beautiful and came at just the right time for me. I appreciate the time, effort and insight it took to write and share. God bless.[ emailed 3-24-17 RE: How to Spring Into Life When Change Isn’t Easy]
Beautiful, thank you
I appreciate your insight into the gifted mind. MB, teacher
Insight into gifted mind
You certainly helped to make our conference successful. Attendees commented: “Best Keynote in my 23 years of conferences. A good start for the session. I liked the visuals. Great life messages. Great handouts. Loved the speaker. Very motivational. Wonderful. Her examples excellent and easy to remember.” Thank you again for being our keynote speaker for our Conference.
K.C. Harnden BA, ADC, Colorado Association of Activity Professionals
This helps me feel better – a lot.
10 year old gifted girl. (Ditto for 9 year old gifted boy. And also a 9 year old highly sensitive girl.)
I like how you bring in the Hero’s Journey and how gifted students’ differences are an invitation to this inner adventure. I want to learn more in how to help GT students understand this too. Attendee CAGT 2016
Hero's journey
