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Have the Courage to Follow Your Talent

Sharon Barnes October 3, 2012 CASIGY, Creativity Leave a Comment

Everyone has talent. What is rare is the courage to follow the talent to the dark places where it leads. Erica Jong

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Thanks for showing me ways I can be more supportive. Thanks for the breathing tools. I desire to learn more from you. HP, GT educator, spouse of GT adult. SENG Conference 2015
Ways I can be supportive
Your presentation was extremely rich in material. So many practical ways  to deal with things, heal and help others. The in-session breathing exercise was great. Thanks so much! Loved it! FA, GT adult,GT parent. SENG Conference 2015.
Extremely rich material
Thank you again for all of your amazing insights and strategies that I’m finding myself using daily.  CASIGY Social-Emotional ACES participant
Amazing Insights and Strategies
Your reindeer analogy was great! BN, teacher
reindeer analogy
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
Reassuring to know we heal naturally. Great explanations. Concrete tools to employ. Your perspective is helpful. ES. GT adult. SENG Conference 2015.
Reassuring
Thank you for sharing your creativity! I am inspired.  PO, teacher
Creativity
Great analogies of the ocean and emotions. “Real” conversation. I can SO relate. BS, teacher.
Great analogies
I especially liked your strategies for struggling students. I want more time to learn more from you. BW
Strategies for struggling Students
It’s so good to know that we’re not alone or weird for having these feelings. I liked learning how to process the trauma. Good actionable items for helping my child when overwhelmed.  I want a longer session. You have so much to offer. Thank you VERY MUCH! ST, GT adult, GT parent. SENG Conference 2015
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