To Every 3rd Grader, 4th Graders Are Gods

When the title of this blog post showed up in the report of a conference Allison Nazarian sent out, it stopped me in my tracks. It really does speak volumes, doesn't it? It puts it into a very real context, too. And it's especially meaningful in the world of tips booklets. Lots and lots of booklet (and book!) authors undervalue their knowledge and experiences. It's almost a daily event, in fact.

The truth is that there are many, many people who don't know what you know. They may know pieces of what you know. They may think they know what you know. Think about the article you read or the conference or teleclass you attended or conversation you had -- any of which provided a single pearl of an idea or a perspective or a piece of information you just didn't have that you found very useful. It may or may not have been rocket science, and doesn't much matter as long as you found it useful.

Yes, your knowledge is valuable. I'll be sharing my own knowledge as part of a teleclass series you'll want to attend, which already started this week. You can find all the details by clicking here.

There are a lot of 3rd graders roaming around, wanting what you, the 4th grader has!

Until next time,
Paulette - glad to be a 4th grader again

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