Bossy Support
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The document discusses support and how it relates to thriving. It states that support is important because it provides self-confidence, focus, stability, feedback, and self-motivation. Support allows for better gratification, attention, creativity, and critical thinking, while a lack of support causes isolation, poor communication, and lack of those things. It suggests working without support by always challenging yourself, being proactive, positive, and persistent, and believing in yourself. The conclusion is that it is possible to survive and thrive without support from others.
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- 3. Peter Millette SupportSupport It is important! Why? Allows…….Allows……. Causes…….Causes……. Work without it! How?
- 4. Peter Millette It is important! Why?It is important! Why? SelfSelf-Confidence GGood Focus GGood Stability GGood Feedback SelfSelf-Motivation and so on……………….
- 5. Peter Millette AH! A Supportive allows………….allows………….better Gratification & Attention
- 6. Peter Millette AH! A Supportive causes…….causes……. …..lack of Creativity & Critical Thinking
- 7. Peter Millette OOH! An Unsupportive allows………….allows………….think Imaginative & Alternative Support
- 8. Peter Millette OOH! An Unsupportive causes…….causes…….lack of Isolation & Poor Communication
- 9. Peter Millette Work without it! How? Always Challenge Yourself! BeBe Proactive BeBe Positive BeBe Persistent BeBelieve in YOU!
- 10. Peter Millette So…..what do you think! Can you SurviveSurvive and ThriveThrive! without support from your
- 11. Peter Millette Yes We Can!Yes We Can!