Mad March Newsletter

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah

3/1/2014 [Edition 1, Volume 1]

March Events Recurring Events Big Brothers Big Sisters News Creative Crafts Food For Thought

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Mentoring Tip of the month

UPCOMING EVENTS: MARCH 2014

BBBS Engineering Day at the U: Come up to the University of Utah to enjoy an afternoon of engineering activities at the University Of Utah College Of Engineering. We will be having action packed activities such as Water-Bottle Rocket, Solar Car, Robot and Catapult construction activities. It will be fun for all ages and skill levels! Date: March 1, 2014 Time: 2 PM Location: Catmull Gallery of the University of Utah, Warnock Engineering Building 72 Central Campus Drive, SLC Cost: FREE Contact: Brian Zenger 801-524-8200 RSVP to brian.zenger@bbbsu.org

Be wary of allowing Littles to use your smartphone; this gives ample opportunities for them to delete information, download contacts or otherwise use data inappropriately.

CUAC Art Workshops: CUAC, a non-profit contemporary art organization operating in downtown Salt Lake City, combines forces with The City Library to offer unique, free art workshops for preschoolers (ages 35) and elementary school students (ages 5+). While creating original works of art, kids will learn about essential art principles of color, line, shape, texture, and light. Date: March 4, 2014 (Every Tuesday after then) Time: 4 PM Location: Main City Library Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636 http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/2756

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The Art and History of Mexico: A free and open-to-thepublic program that examines the history and national identity of Mexico from pre-Columbian times to the present day. This class will travel through Mexico's stunning art and fascinating history. The classes, taught in Spanish with English interpreting available. Free snacks and drinks will be donated by local business and restaurants. No sign-up or registration is necessary. Date: March 5, 2014 Time: 6-8 PM Location: West High School's Family Resource Center Cost: FREE

See through Water (art exhibit): The quality of light affects the nature of surface reflection. The colors from the surrounding landscape contribute to the overall appearance by means of the reflective surface. The transparency of the water allows for the inclusion of information about what is below the surface. The speed of the water movement affects how light is cast onto the stream bottom. The fact of so many levels of information enables me to break down a photograph into pieces and then play with the pieces until a new whole is created. Date: March 8, 2014 Time: 4-5:30 PM Location: Main City Library Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636

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Created Equal: A small group of moral reformers in the 1830s launched one of the most ambitious social movements imaginable: the immediate emancipation of millions of African Americans held in bondage, at a time when slavery was one of the most powerful economic and political forces in the United States. Produced and directed by Rob Rapley. Sharon Grimberg, executive producer for American Experience, WGBH. Date: March 8, 2014 Time: Open Location: Main City Library Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636

Build a Computer: The local Maker Space EnjiGo will be helping teens build simple computers with Raspberry Pi kits. Learn how to do simple coding and how to make your computer work for you! This event is part of the 2014 Teen Tech Week, which runs March 915. Date: March 11, 2014 Time: 3 -5PM Location: Main City Library Canteena, Level 2 Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636 http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/2805

Bell Ringers Concert: More than 200 hand bell ringers, from the Lehi Junior High choir to the Bells on Temple Square, will perform. Individual choirs will perform solo works, and the mass choir will play 6 pieces under guest conductor Michael Glasgow. Date: March 8, 2014 Time: 6-8 PM Location: Temple Square, Salt Lake City UT Cost: FREE

Balance Schmalance: We balance all the time with little thought. We bend over to pick up a stone, walk along curbs, run up and down hills and steps, and manage to carry heavy book bags on one shoulder all without falling over. By understanding and manipulating balance, even a clothes pin can stand on its head. Balance is something to celebrate and explore! Date: March 12, 2014 Time: 4 PM Location: Chapman Branch of the SLC Public Library System Cost: FREE http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/2507/#sthash.rr0qTJu B.dpuf

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Magic at the U: Join other BBBSU matches for a magic show, followed by a magic movie at the U! Date: March 12, 2014 Time: 7 PM Location: University of Utah Campus Cost: FREE Contact: Brian Zenger 801-524-8200 RSVP to brian.zenger@bbbsu.org Diy Duct Tape Crafts: Celebrate DIY Teen Tech Month by going low tech with us and making a fun duct tape craft. Date: March 15, 2014 Time: 3 -4:30 PM Location: Riverton City Library Cost: Unknown Contact Info: 801-943-4636

Movie for Teens: There are a variety of different movie genres being shown, from "B-movie" horror flicks to blockbuster new releases...but regardless of what is being shown, everyone will have a good time. Date: March 13, 2014 Time: 6PM Location: Bingham Creek Library 4834W 9000 S West Jordan, UT Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636

3 D Printing: Local Company WhiteClouds will demonstrate all the cool and unusual things you can do with a 3D printer. They will be printing things and explaining how the printers work. This event is part of the 2014 Teen Tech Week, which runs March 915. Date: March 15, 2014 Time: 2-4 PM Location: Anderson Foothill Cost: Unknown

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BBoys Urban Dance & Hip-hop: The BBoy Federation is a nonprofit dedicated to sharing urban dance and hip hop with youth. This program consists of a short performance and then the staff will help teens learn. Date: March 14, 2014 Time: 3 -5PM Location: West Valley Library Cost: FREE 2880W 3650 S West Valley City, UT Contact Info: 801-943-4636

Eggs, Eggs Eggs: For teens. Come decorate eggs and make a spring bookmark. There will be a guessing jar to win at the end. Date: March 19, 2014 Time: 3:30-4:45 PM Location: Sandy City Library Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636 War Child Documentary Free Screening: Emmanuel Jal was a child soldier in Sudan--now he is a hip-hop artist with a story to tell

Pi Day: Celebrate the mathematical constant Pi (3.14) on 3/14! There will be a variety of pies to eat and some spirographs for teens to play with. This event is part of the 2014 Teen Tech Week, which runs March 915. Date: March 14, 2014 Time: 3 -5PM Location: All public city libraries Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636 http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/2810

Date: March 22, 2014 Time: 3-5:30 PM Location: Whitmore Library 2197 E. FT Union Blvd Cost: FREE Contact: Liesl Seborg lseborg@slcolibrary.org (801) 943-4636 See more at: www.slclibrary.org

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12 Min Max: 12 Minutes Max is a monthly showcase of short new works and works-in-progress by local artists in many disciplines. One Sunday a month, come see new pieces in music, dance, writing, film, theater, performance art and the like, each 12 minutes or less. After each month's performances, coffee and cookies will be available. This time is designated as a conversation starterit's designed to foster discussion and it's your chance to give feedback to your peers. Date: March 23, 2014 Time: 2 PM Location: Main City Library Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636 http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/2815

Saturday Morning Composers: For Everyone. Saturday Morning Composers: Find out how composers create stories through their music with classical pianist Ruby Chou. Bring your imagination! Date: March 29, 2014 Time: 11 AM- 12 PM Location: Sandy City Library Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636

Lego Movie: Teens. There's no school today, so why not come to the library and make a movie? Working in groups, create your own iStop movie using an iPad and Legos. Registration required. Date: March 31, 2014 Time: 1:30 -4 PM Location: Herriman City Library Cost: FREE Contact Info: 801-943-4636

DONT FORGET TO SIGN UP!!1

***Bowl for Kids Sake Fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah Register for a team, raise your money, and then celebrate by winning awesome prizes and coming to a bowling party!!! Event Website: www.bbbsu.org/rollwithus Special Bigs Deals and Prizes! Great for matches! www.bbbsu.org/bfksbigsonly For More information: Amberlee Bauman, amberlee.bauman@bbbsu.org BBBSU, Special Events Coordinator

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Recurring Events:
Utahs Animals at UNMU: Utahs Animals at the Natural History Museum of Utah on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays through May 17th from 2 to 3pm. Join us for live animal observations! Get up close and personal with the Great Basin gopher snake, North American bullfrog, Great Basin Spadefoot (toads), Utah salamanders and learn more about the ecosystems of Utah. An introduction to our animals is also a perfect introduction to the biological and ecological concepts they represent Date: 1st and 3rd Saturdays through May 17, 2014 Time: 2-3 PM Location: Natural History Museum of Utah 301 Wakara Way, SLC Cost: Adults $11, kids 3-12 yrs $8, youth 13-24 $9 Contact: www.nhmu.utah.edu/utahs-animals Zumba Kids: Join us for movin' and groovin' Zumba fun! Songs are geared for ages 6-10, but everyone is welcome! Date: Every Tuesday through March 2014 Time: 4:30-5 PM Location: Whitmore Library Meeting Room 2197 E Fort Union Blvd, Cottonwood Heights Cost: FREE Contact: 801-943-4636 http://host.evanced.info/slco/evanced/eventcalendar.asp

LEGO at the Library: LEGO sets can be a valuable teaching tool, allowing children to learn how to follow the sometimes complex steps required to assemble kits. But LEGO bricks can also unleash a child's raw creativity, outside the confines of a set of instructions! LEGO bricks will be provided for kids to dream up imaginative creations based around a new theme each month. At the end of the hour, creations will be displayed and the children invited to explain their projects. This event is geared toward kids ages 6-12, but all ages are welcome to participate. Family participation is encouraged! Date: 4th Saturday of each month. Time: 3:30-5 PM Location: Anderson-Foothill Branch Library 1135 S. 2100 E SLC UT Cost: FREE Contact: 801-594-8611 http://www.slcpl.org/events/view/2705

LEGO Store Free Mini Build: Learn how to build a cool mini model, and take it home for free! Quantities are limited and offer is good while supplies last only. A new model will be available every month and will be especially themed to that month. Date: 1st Tuesday of each month. Time: 5 PM Location: LEGO STORE @ Fashion Place Mall 6191 S. State Street, Murray UT Cost: FREE Contact: http://stores.lego.com/en-us/stores/us/fasion-place

Dewey Crafts: Explore the Dewey Decimal System this year by making super cool crafts and enjoying treats based on Dewey subjects. Date: 2nd Saturday of each month. Location: Chapman Branch Library 577 S. 900 W. SLC Cost: FREE Contact: 801-594-8623 www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/2509/

Chess at Main: Chess, the "game of kings," has been played for thousands of years. Isn't it time you learned how to play! All skill levels welcome. Whether you're interested in learning some basic moves or honing your advanced strategies, come on out and make some new friends, experience some friendly competition, and hopefully vanquish some worthy opponents! Date: 3rd Tuesday of each month. Time: 3-5 PM Location: Main City Library Canteena, Level 2 200 E. 400 S. SLC, UT Cost: FREE Contact: 801-524-8200 http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/2684/

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Family Yoga: Exercising as a family is a great way to bond, so bring the whole bunch to the Sweet Branch on the 4th Monday of the month for Family Yoga. This class, presented by Paul Overall from Avenues Yoga, is a great chance for parents and kids (ages 3 and up) to move, stretch, and breathe together. Date: 4th Monday of each month. Time: 7-8 PM Location: Corinne and Jack Sweet Branch Library 455 F Street (9th Ave), SLC 200 E. 400 S. SLC, UT Cost: FREE Contact: 801-594-8651 http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/2352/

Free Yoga Classes for BBBSU Matches: Matches with Littles ages 10 & up (parents of matches too) are invited to attend yoga classes. Most classes are donation based & taught by Santosh Maknikar. Let Santosh know you are with BBBSUhe has offered free classes for BBBSU participants. Date: Every Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri Time: 6 PM Location: Krishna Yoga Center 3300 S 900 E SLC, UT Cost: FREE Contact: http://www.murraylibrary.org/porfolio/teen-crafts/

Cavanaughs Chocolate Factory: Come and visit our factory by taking a 45 min tour. Teen Gaming: Get your game on after school while playing Xbox and Wii on big flat screen TVs! Games will be provided. Show up anytime during the hour for some fun. Date: Every Wednesday Time: 2-3 PM Location: Murray City Library 166 E. 5300 S. Murray, UT Cost: FREE Contact: http://www.murraylibrary.org/portfolio/teen-video-games/ Date: Mon-Fri Time: 10 AM-3 PM Location: 835 Northpointe Drive, North SLC, UT Cost: $1/person Contact: 801-677-8888 http://www.mrscavanaughs.com/factorytours.html

2nd Saturday Crafts: Come and get crafty! All families welcomed. Date: 2nd Saturday of each month. Time: 2-3 PM Location: Main City Library, Craft Room 200 E 400S SLC, UT Cost: FREE Contact: 801-524-8200 http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/76/

Teen Gaming Night in Magna: Come to the library and play video games! We will be playing the Nintendo Wii & board games. Treats provided. Ages 11-18 Date: 3rd Tuesday of each month Time: 6-7 PM Location: Magna City Library 2675 S 8950 W Magna, UT Cost: FREE Contact: http://www.host.evanced.info/slco/evanced/eventcalendar.a sp

Lakeshore Craft Session: Picture frames, magnets, and more. The Lakeshore store in Murray offers free crafts for kids on Saturday afternoons. Ages 3+ Date: Every Saturday Time: 11 AM-3 PM Location: Lakeshore Learning 5480 S. 900 E. Murray, UT Cost: FREE Contact: 801-524-8200 http://www.lakeshorelearning.com

Teen Crafting: Grab your friends and create some cool stuff with our craft supplies. Take home whatever you make! Date: Every Thursday Time: 3-4 PM Location: Murray City Library 166 E. 5300 S. Murray, UT Cost: FREE Contact: http://www.murraylibrary.org/porfolio/teen-crafts/

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Family Art Saturday: Family Art Saturday invites children of all ages and their adult companions to explore UMOCA exhibitions and participate together in collaborative handson art making activities led by a trained educator. Projects are suitable for a wide variety of ages and abilities. Date: 2nd Saturday of each month Time: 2-4 PM Location: Utah Museum of Contemporary Art 20 S. West Temple, SLC, UT Cost: FREE Contact: http://www.utahmoca.org/art-saturdays/

Cozy Cat Afternoons: The City Library offers children the opportunity to practice reading with a fuzzy friend in a positive, non-threatening environment. Date: 3rd Saturday of every month. Time: 1-3 PM Location: Chapman Library Branch Cost: FREE Contact: 801-594-8623 http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/17/

Science Movie Night: Move screenings where experts in the field will be on hand at each screening to lend their insight to scientific aspects of the film.

UMFA Saturday Art: Family art making activities on a first come, first serve basis. Date: 3rd Saturday of each month Time: 1-4 PM Location: Utah Museum of Fine Art 410 Campus Center Dr, SLC UT Cost: FREE Contact: 801-581-7332 http://www.umfa.utah.edu/thirdsaturdays Date: 2nd Tuesday of every month. Time: 7-9 PM Location: Main City Library, Auditorium 200 E. 400 S. SLC, UT Cost: FREE Contact: 801-524-8200 http://www.slcpl.lib.ut.us/events/view/66/

Friday Movie Matinee: Join us for a free movie. Bring

pillows and get comfortable.

Magna Chess Club: Join us for our Chess club! All ages and abilities welcome. Date: Each Wednesday Time: 4:30-8:30 PM Location: Magna City Library Cost: FREE Contact: 801-943-4636 http://host.evanced.info/slco/evaned/eventcalendar.asp Date: 1st Friday of every month. Time: 3:30-5 PM Location: Taylorsville City Library 4870 S 2700 W SLC, UT Cost: FREE Contact: 801-524-8200 http://www.host.evanced.info/slco/evanced/eventcalendar.a sp

Dog Day Afternoons: The City Library and R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dogs) offer children the opportunity to practice reading with a fuzzy friend in a positive, non-threatening environment. Date: 1st Saturday of every month. Time: 1-2:30 PM Location: Main City Library 200 E. 400 S SLC, UT Cost: FREE Contact: 801-524-8200

NEED MORE IDEAS?

For Other Film Screenings throughout the valley: Check out http://www.utahfilmcenter.org/ for a list of free movie screenings. The Utah Film Center has a list of free screenings of movies around the valley which changes every month. Movies from Fantastic Mr. Fox to movies of a social justice slant like Nothing Like Chocolate. Looking to volunteer with your Little? United Way has a produced a list of needs and opportunities you might be interested in checking out. On the organization's homepage, you can also find for ongoing opportunities where you can search for opportunities based on specific criteria such as age of participant. http://www.uw.org/211/

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THE

BBBS NEWS
ALL ABOUT BBBS IN THE COMMUNITY EXCLUSIVE NEWS TODAY

SPOT LIGHT
Big Brother Forrest, who has been matched for only four months, has already seized upon opportunities to make a difference in the life of his Little Brother. Rather than shying away from potentially awkward conversation or the possibility of ruffling his Littles feathers, when Forrest learned that his Little was having some serious academic struggles that may prevent him from the sports involvement hes always dreamed of, he took on the issue without reserve.

Brother Forrest

The two sat over dinner talking about where Forrest is today and how he got there before identifying the Littles problems areas. At first the Little indicated trouble with focus and concepts; areas identified by his mom and the school as the culprits. Forrest found it hard to believe that this was really what has holding his Little Brother back, so he asked his Little to forget what people have been telling him the problem is and to give his own honest opinion. The Little said that he hasnt been trying hard enough in class. Forrest says that this was the moment of progress; his Little identified the problem as coming from himself, and then the two were able to begin mapping out a plan for achievement.

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CREATIVE CRAFTS

March is National Craft Month. Here are some fun crafts to do with your Little: Dr. Seuss Day Celebration March 2nd is Dr. Seuss Day. Reading Green Eggs and Ham and then making your very own green eggs would be a great way to celebrate. You could also make a Cat in the Hat hat with your Little. Go to http://eastcoastmommyblog.blogspot.ca/2012/03/ dr-seuss-inspired-fun.html for more information. St. Patricks Day Shamrock Cards Make homemade St. Patricks Day thumbprint shamrock cards with your Little. The only supplies required for this craft are a green inkpad, paper, and coloring utensils.

St. Patricks Day Pot OGold Celebrate Pi Day (3.14) There are many fun crafts and activities to do with your Little on pi day, March 14. This is a great way to make math enjoyable. You could make a pie with your little, measure the circumference of various objects using pi, or complete a pi day Sudoku puzzle together. The Sudoku printout and many other ways to celebrate pi day can be found at http://www.tipjunkie.com/post/pi-day-3-14/. Turn a cardboard box into a Pot oGold with your Little. Afterwards, fill the Pot oGold with gold coins and create a treasure hunt. More information can be found at http://fun.familyeducation.com/st.-patricksday/crafts/47167.html.

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Shamrock Rice Krispies Treats You and your Little could also make your own St. Patricks Day meal. Pick some green foods to eat like kiwi, celery, or asparagus. Or pour a bowl of Lucky Charms cereal with milk that has been dyed green.

Make Your Own Recycled Paper Making recycled paper is a fun and simple way to teach your Little about the importance of recycling. Instructions are found at http://chemistry.about.com/od/chemistryactivitie s/a/howtomakepaper.htm.

Recipe found at http://www.trymetonight.com/2012/03/shamrock -rice-krispies-treats.html.

Make a Fleece Tied Blanket

This craft only requires 2 pieces of fleece material Dinosaur Serving Dish This craft takes an old dinosaur toy and turns it into a frightening serving plate. Instructions can be found at http://www.threelittlemonkeysstudio.com/diydinosaur-serving-dish/. Note: this craft could be modified to use any old toy. in the size you want your blanket to be. This could also turn into an enjoyable service project with your Little. Primary Childrens Hospital accepts donated fleece blankets. Their website gives specific measurements for blanket size under the Items to Make section. http://intermountainhealthcare.org/hospitals/pri marychildrens/donations/service-eagleprojects/Pages/home.aspx. A great tutorial video can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLazeRC0j9 M.

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FOOD FOR THOUGHT

Socrates, one of the greatest philosophers of all time, taught his students by asking thought-provoking questions instead of simply lecturing them. By doing this, he allowed his students to contemplate and discover their own beliefs and viewpoints. From Socrates we learn that asking questions can stimulate deeper thinking and greater understanding. It can also lead to the student asking more questions to gain a better understanding of the topic at hand.

FUN QUESTIONS:
At what point in history do you think Americans stopped having British accents? If you had 3 wishes that had to be spent on you and you could not wish for more wishes, what would you wish for? What do you think the best gift in the world would be? If you were an animal, what animal would you be? If you were to change your name, what would you change your name to? Why? If you could have anything in the world what would it be?

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CHOOSE YOUR POISON:

-Who would win a fight, Batman or Ironman? -Would you rather have a yacht or an airplane? -Would you rather live in a mansion or treehouse? -If you have to eat a cockroach or a grasshopper, which would you choose?

2) What is the difference between living and existing? (One can interpret living as feeling their surroundings and having experiences. Whereas existing can be the mere fact that we are here at all)

QUOTES TO THINK ABOUT:

The greatest prison that people live in is the fear of what other people think (A lot of
people care about what others think about them, therefore they choose to do things based on what others think and say.)

Are these questions too easy for your Little? Are you looking for a question that takes more thought? Or are you looking for more involved questions to ask? You could try out one of these questions, or introduce your Little to one of these quotes and ask them what it means to them. What they say might surprise you! You can use the things inside the parenthesis to help guide the conversation if your Little is having trouble.

Climb mountains not so the world can see you, but so you can see the world (Dont do things
because you feel like others will acknowledge you. Get out of your comfort zone. You might find something new you like.)

NOT A SIMPLE QUESTION:

1) What is a leader? What defines a leader? Are you born a natural leader? Can you be a leader without followers? (There are
no such things as natural born leaders. Leadership is a skill that anyone can develop over time, like learning to play basketball or learning a new language. It takes time to get it down)

You learn more from failure than from success. Dont let it stop you. Failure builds character (Failures teach you what
things you did right, and more importantly, what things you did wrong. This benefits you because next time you try you know what not to do, where if you fail, you didnt learn a valuable lesson that you otherwise would have learned.)

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SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT:

Be a better you! Do you want to make an improvement about yourself or change something in a drastic way? Try making that change or improvement with this simple tip in mind. Instead of trying to improve yourself in one day, try spreading it out over a wider period of time. For example, do you want to learn French? Try learning 5 words a day. By the end of the year, youll know about 1,825 words. Do you want to try a new hairstyle? Instead of going straight to it, try getting 2-3 different haircuts that gradually moves into the style you want! Its less stressful and people will be less likely to notice the change. Do you want to stretch the boundaries of your comfort zone and become more adventurous? Instead of going skydiving or swimming in the ocean with sharks, try doing something new each week that youve never done before. Youll learn more about yourself and have more stories to tell people. After awhile, if you really want to go swimming with sharks, let me say it again, sharks. Go right ahead, you adventurous soul.

Mentoring Tip

Remember the old saying, Rome wasnt built in a day. It takes time to improve yourself, so dont try to do it all at once. Work on one or two qualities at a time, and there will be no limit to what you can accomplish.

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