Tag: attention

They actually listened to me and paid attention, and they said thank you

Keywords: What’s on my mind

Care and feeding? Just remember we are people too, we work to pay our bills, just like you do, so yeah, we do deserve to be paid. And, like you, we don’t appreciate being put down, talked down to or even berated. Ninety nine percent of the time, agents don’t deserve that. Yep, there are some bad ones out there, and they’re the ones who get us all downgraded in peoples’ minds. Most of us, the vast majority, actually want to serve you well.

https://brendabriggsrealtor.com/2021/12/29/care-and-feeding-of-your-real-estate-agent

I like how I can be open in blogs and express what I want without super harsh judgement like on social media

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I got a big kick from all the attention I got on my blog about my music taste. I like the interactive things I do this year and how a lot of work is done in group settings. Socratic seminars and group reading was super exciting and I had a lot of fun reading 12 angry men. Of course I never like writing essays or reading books but they’re essential to an English class and I think Mrs. Calvert makes things more interesting somehow. For the blogs, I’d suggest teaching me how to edit. I seriously am so lost on this website and I always get deductions for not being creative with my blog designs which I totally agree with. Reading wise, I like having the whole class read one book rather than separate assignments. Having conversations about books are my favorite way to bond in passing time. I definitely enjoy English more sophomore year and I don’t hate the thought of having my second semester be the same.

https://hayoungalations.wordpress.com/2021/12/07/my-experience-of-sophomore-year-so-far

I have to start living for me and because I want to

Keywords: mental health , blog , experiences , healing , loving myself , me , mental health , moving on , recovery , self love , starting over , therapy , thoughts , wellness

I am finding that I have so much work to do in regards to getting comfortable with myself and relying on me. The only sure way to do this is to actually start focusing on myself!

https://remaining-myself.com/2021/06/11/learning-to-focus-on-myself

I want my writing to have substance and be meaningful, and I want to discuss the array of intriguing thoughts which run around my mind every day, but I must also remember that these can’t always be refined so fast

Keywords: intention , poland , polska , travel , visitpoland , writing

Some of these might take days or even months to process and put into coherent words. I’m still learning and making up my mind about so many things. So, rather than forcing myself to write something that isn’t ready, I figured I’ll finally pay attention to the one idea that has come to mind time and time again. Afterall, any writing serves growth. So, I have roughly two and a half months left in Poland before I leave, which means I want to visit as many places as possible before then. What better way to keep myself accountable than a list. Logistically, I have roughly 10 weekends left for visiting places such as these:

https://juliasatlas.wordpress.com/2021/04/23/living-in-the-moment-and-looking-ahead

I want your articles, blogs, newsletter, eBooks, books, and social media posts to attract more attention than ever before

Keywords: about me , blog writing , content creation , freelance writing , how to write professionally , professional writing tips , sarah kirby , sarah kirby english instructor , sarah m kirby , tips and tricks for writing academic essays , welcome entry

My current writing focal points include environmental sustainability, outdoor recreation, destination travel, arts and entertainment, laser engraving, homesteading, wellness, yoga, academic writing, essay writing, content creation, social media management, and professional writing.

https://sarahmkirby.com/2021/03/04/welcome-a-bit-about-me

I just want to be able to speak those words and give wings to those fluttering feelings deep in the pit of my stomach

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When my dad and I used to go for coffee and long conversation, he impressed upon me the importance of being a good listener. He told me to always make eye contact, let them know you are listening by nodding your head, asking questions when the narrative was unclear or a term unfamiliar. He said one of the essential parts of being a good listener is that for however long that person is speaking, it is all about them.

https://mostlymanicmichelle.home.blog/2021/02/13/being-a-good-listener-the-sad-the-bad-the-rad