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TRENT LANGDON M.Ed, C.C.C.

TRENT LANGDON   M.Ed, C.C.C.
Educator / School Counsellor / Vice-President of the Newfoundland & Labrador Teachers Association (NLTA) / Speaker from Newfoundland & Labrador, CANADA

Baxter Langdon

Baxter Langdon
Dedicated to my grandfather; small in stature but stood tall with integrity...

Friday, 2 June 2017

Lessons I have learned from Super Grover!

As a young kid and now well into my adult years, I have held on to a fond admiration for my scrawny, furry, super hero of a buddy...Super Grover. Little did I know that within this lovable character was a wealth of life lessons and character-building strategies.

I can fondly recall:
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Narrator: “Presenting the adventures of everyone’s favorite hero, the monster who is faster than lightening, stronger than steel, smarter than a speeding bullet...it’s Super Grover!”

(cue music)

SG: “And I am cute, too!” (as he breaks through the paper wall)

Narrator:” And now on to our story.”

SG: “ Yes, on to our story!”

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Lessons Learned...

A. Half the battle is securing your se lf-concept such that you can maintain that competitive edge. SG never did struggle with this one...

B. Give that extra effort, each and every day, in spite of the situation. You will be appreciated and valued for it.

C. Comb your fur and look the part. We cannot underestimate the value of our professional presentation to those you hope to serve.  

D. Pick yourself up and dust yourself off (literally in SG’s case) despite what has transpired. Have the ability and willingness to move on, such that a significant setback does not ‘derail the train’, so to speak.

E. Do not take yourself too seriously. A quick look in the mirror can help reset the humility button. 

F. Accept all challenges with passion and vigor (you have the freedom to vary the intensity as necessary).

G. Realize that, sometimes, others do know best and may be able to do better!

H.  Caring & compassion should be at the heart of all adventures.

I. Persistence pays (maybe not at first), but it always pays.

And...Always wear your helmet!


SG: “Super Grover has again, SAVED THEE DAY!”

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