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Learning to Teach

Today I'm teaching at Church.

I'm supposed to be profound about this talk.

Somehow I consistently overestimate my ability to deal. 

I should probably start preparing the same day that I teach.

Then I might get it done in time for the next motnh!

Anywho.

I'm praying I have something to say.

Comments

  1. You haven't overestimated -- everything you need to say is already prepared and ready to go. Pray only that you be given the strength and serenity to step out of your own way and let the words come out. You won't even have to think about it; it's all in your heart. Trust that when you open your mouth, you'll be guided. And breathe. ;)

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  2. @SoyMamiYMas you just made my day. Thanks. :)

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  3. I used to love to teach R.S. I loved the preparing. I love the rush I get when it's all over. The same holds true for talks in Sacrament Meeting.

    You are going to do just great!

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  4. Have faith in yourself you will be fine

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  5. I'm sure you rocked it! You are an awesome writer so a talk should be easy peasy. Plus, aren't talks really for us to learn and grow anyway and if someone else learns something that's just icing on the cake? I'm sure you did great!

    Your FAVORITE anonymous friend (how sad it is that I had to look down to make sure I could spell anonymous right? *hehe*)

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  6. I have never known you to be at a loss for words!

    I am sure you did a fabulous job of teaching!

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  7. I'm sure you were wonderful. ^_^ Love you!

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  8. Such lovelies! Thanks for cheering me on. It was OK.

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  9. I tend to get up there and in between the carefully planned things I have to say, out pop random comments, which thankfully most people find funny, but I am always worried that one of these days something will come out that is over the border to inappropriate or too much information. Giving talks has never been my favorite thing ;) I am sure it went much better than you think!

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  10. You will do great!!! I always say I'll start my lessons the weeks ahead and then I find Saturday night I am scrambling!!!! When will I ever learn. . . .

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