At Charlene's party, I was talking to a friend, and she mentioned how she could totally see me as a high school teacher. It is a provocative thought and one that a few of my friends have mentioned to me. I don't know though. I've always seen myself as not having the charisma or the wherewithal to be a teacher. I don't think I could get through to the teenagers of today. I think I'd end up preaching all the time. It takes a special individual to teach, and I am not sure I have it. Would I really be cut out for that? I don't even know where to start. I wonder if I could do it. I don't feel that I am in tune with high school students of today, or that I can really relate. Maybe I could eventually get to that point, but it's hard work. What isn't though, right? I will sit on the idea for a while. I'm quite flattered by the prospect, especially because of how influential educators can be.
It definitely is a good feeling to know that other people believe in you. It is strange however, when they believe in you more than you believe in yourself. I tell people that another person's opinion of you, doesn't have to be your reality. I tell people that the only opinion that really matters is your own. I'm too stubborn to let simple opinions change my own. I need facts. I need evidence. I need truth. Then, I can change. Nobody knows me better than me. That's why I doubt myself so much.
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