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Lifelong learning is an opportunity to not only stay young at heart but also to grow intentionally into the person you want to be. This week, we’ll explore joyful support through new skills and learning.
Joy Happenings
When Sara moved to a new town and was exploring while pushing her toddler in a stroller, she saw a sign for African Drumming Lessons. “One day,” she thought, “I’ll take the time for myself to learn this new skill.” Seven years later, the door opened wider. Sara stepped through and has been learning not just African drumming on her bougarabou, but also playing with a group, African dancing, and more about music and its history.
Learning the single skill of drumming opened up a whole new world for Sara to explore and enjoy!
What skill have you been working on that brings you a sense of accomplishment? We’d love to hear about your journey and progress! Share with us your African Drumming, Watercolors, or Metal Plate Photography!
Share your skill with us in the village, on social media (tagging @joyfulsupportmovement or using #joyfulsupportmovement), or respond to this email!
I like to think he is in his green period.
Learning to manage your home with more ease might sound like “torture lite.” But it’s all about making more time for the things you truly desire to learn! If you feel like your house is dragging you down rather than lifting you up, take a step and start Home Management for Everyone.
We’re also opening up the No Shame In the Home Game podcast to questions for us to address. Submit your question on the website today!
There are skills we need to learn to get through life, and then there are skills we want to learn to enjoy life. Take a moment to explore what skills you’ve worked on and want to work on.
