In response to an inspirational article by Tiffany Crout: Curriculum Designer at Imagiread: https://bit.ly/3Vbl6Od
GIVING TUESDAY meets GRATEFUL WEDNESDAY
A sincere thank you to a tremendous colleague, friend, and confidant for such a truly inspirational article.
Witnessing your skills, strategies, and compassion over many years brings an awareness of gratitude for the privilege of sharing with you our dedication in terms of functional literacy and serving young learners through many years of creating, designing, testing, sleep deprivation, and so much more.
Functional illiteracy is indeed more than a crisis; it’s projectile terror, especially for our children.
How can we solve a problem if the folks we are solving it for don’t see it as a problem?
A challenge indeed that requires focus and determination to search for answers and put them into practice.
Imagiread’s goal to reach 3 million Imagireaders is merely a catalyst towards global expansion. I look forward to its latest developments while understanding its history and the perseverance and dedication involved.
Tiffany Crout
As key team players, we have sparked shared passions and enthusiasm through many challenges and successes and I salute your remarkable resilience and adaptability,
Our deep friendship has brought about increased levels of optimism, self-worth, appreciation and fulfilment that words alone cannot express.
There is great value in committing our gratitude to the written word. It solidifies our experience of that gratitude. When we interact with the world from this more solidified place of gratitude, passing on that energy allows for its transmition to others. This enables a movement since words remain for others to be inspired by and to reflect on their own blessings.
Gratitude, when it becomes more heart focused, creates a life of meaning which, in turn, helps us notice and/or create more things to be grateful for.
Thank you, Tiffany, for making me laugh, even on tough days.
Thanks for being a great listener, even when I ramble. I cherish our friendship, my dear friend. Whenever I feel uncertain of myself, you remind me of my capacity. You have been a true supporter, even when I don’t agree with myself!
May your musical capabilities and passion steer you along its destined path. Our Flitlit friends join me in cheering you onward towards great success.
Finally: “‘Eeyore,” he said solemnly, “Winnie the Pooh will find your tail for you.”
“Thank you, Pooh,” answered Eeyore. “You’re a real friend.” —A. A. Milne.
Eiry Rees Thomas | Flitlits Publishing
The Flitwits Ltd.