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Baked some zucchini bread, watched Boba Fett, and read a book :)

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Shopping with my sister and finding a cute new pair of shoes.

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Shopping with my sister and finding a cute new pair of shoes.

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Knocking out the next set of design maps for Google.

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Cleaning and organizing my messy house 🙃

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Cleaning and organizing my messy house 🙃

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Made a random connection, spent 9 hours sailing around the island. Best view of Waikiki is about 1/4 of a mile out in the water.

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In addition to the feedback that Jesse gave me, on the side of giving feedback I was once told that if you truly care about the person, giving feedback should be easy because you should be invested in the growth of the person and in protecting them from making future mistakes. That helped me reframe, "If you don't say something nice...," into "I have a responsibility to help the people I care about get better."

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Chilled with Fox, it was wonderful!!

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Spent sometime doing a small closet clean-out and listing some of my clothes for re-sale.

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Getting my head fully back in the game. Last week was a challenge for me and I'm ready for this week.

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But the thing is, I often say nothing, but when I do, I don’t mince words. I have learned a lot about how to give feedback, and have a long way to go. Radical candor is something I have been wanting to dive into, so great topic, Marcus (and L team)!

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Having a great week getting tax stuff in order and getting 2022 spreadsheets to a complete space and fully updated

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My career at S5 is the first time I have received real, tangible feedback that has helped me professionally and personally. Recently with EF. I feel that feedback to calls us to rise to a better version of ourselves is the most beneficial. If it "stings" just a bit, then it typically is something we need to hear.

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Sitting by the beach near Cliff House eating a Gordo’s burrito and drinking Snoop Dog wine!

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Sitting by the beach near Cliff House eating a Gordo’s burrito and drinking Snoop Dog wine!

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Similar to what Elizabeth shared above, as an instructional coach (working mostly 1:1 with teachers, especially new teachers), my admin gave me feedback about the responsibility of helping these teachers grow. She helped me find a way to balance my desire to be "nice" with the necessity of being "helpful". It was a balance I had to find helpign students too. I can't really word it the way she did, but it was really hlepful to think of it as a responsibility to help people get better because I care about them.

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Completing the Google Design Maps, for sure!

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Completing the Google Design Maps, for sure!

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LXD position Phase 2 interviews & Phase 1 LMP interviews are this week!

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Accomplishments aside, truly looking forward to spending time with the team!

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Accomplishments aside, truly looking forward to spending time with the team!

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Having Katie onsite. Although I will experience a great deal of FOMO, I am excited for Katie and enroll on a deeper level.

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I had to receive this feedback from multiple people to finally understand that I have the hardest time asking for help. The first time I heard this I thought it wasn't accurate, but the more people around me gave that piece of feedback I realized I was resisting to accept and work on that. Now I know! Thank you all

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When I was early in my career I struggled with my identity. My boss at WLC (Tyler) pushed me to be my true self. I could not have been more thankful for this feedback. I was able to be me and that's when I feel like I started thriving.