Quarterly over, Tuitions over... so?

heheh... i think i get the hang of this headteacher thingy...

the effort has to be 'ongoing'.. the 'pressure' will always be around... but i can say it's all worth a thousand when you actually really helped a person, groomed to be a bodyjammer!! ;-)

it's different when you are in different shoes... before, I strive to excel in what I do 'individually'.. now, it's no more mine alone... it's together with others... my 'subordinates'... this brain of mine starts to think more of how I want them to be the best of their ability.. finding ways to make them understand their functions as a Bodyjam instructor... digging through the clouds to find the suitable sentences/ actions to show them that I do care... organizing the bits if my time to squeeze them into my life... owh... yes, i know... nobody says that this is going to be easy... so here I am... i vowed to the program... and a PROMISE that I'll never think of breaking:

I'LL TAKE ALL THE BEST & WORST SIDE OF ME TO MAKE THEM THE BEST BODYJAM TEAM EVER!!!
1. I'll make them feel that they are part of the team
2. I'll 'force' them to believe in themselves that they can do this!
3. I'll teach them the technique/s to make they potray the 'look' of a dancer
4. I'll make them realize their weakness/es so that they can improve
5. And of course I'll enjoy every moment of doing so

Definitely, I'll need all the support from them... it's kinda hard coz i'm not dealing with a 2-yrs old... eheh... In anything we do, passion and action goes together... No point of not walking the talk... It's ok to start weak.. but you have to nail the finish!! IMPROVE!!

If you want something, work towards it
If you aim for something, make sure you get it

Be sincere in whatever you do. InsyaAllah... your effort will be recognized... and your goal/s will be achieved!! ;-)