individual development plan

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Bruce Lee says this utterly enjoyable thing. “Showing off, is the fools idea of glory”.

But there’s also the core human need to be seen, understood, recognised and thought worthy by those around us. 

And when it comes to work, there's material benefit, money, promotions and growth, that can be gotten with just the right amount of showing off.

So what is the right amount of showing off at work? What is worthy of recognition and what isn’t? And what are some of the best ways to have our achievements, seen, understood, recognised and rewarded? 

This is an episode about the brag document. 

Bruce Lee says this utterly enjoyable thing. “Showing off, is the fools idea of glory”.

But there’s also the core human need to be seen, understood, recognised and thought worthy by those around us. 

And when it comes to work, there's material benefit, money, promotions and growth, that can be gotten with just the right amount of showing off.

So what is the right amount of showing off at work? What is worthy of recognition and what isn’t? And what are some of the best ways to have our achievements, seen, understood, recognised and rewarded? 

This is an episode about the brag document. 

What does special needs look like?  What do I do if I think my child may have a learning disability?  What resources are out there for military children?  

Sound familiar? You may have wondered or asked yourself these same questions as many moms have before you.  Listen to military school psychologist, AnneMarie Bagnall, on tips to identify if your child may have a leaning disability and what to do and where to go to get your child help in school.  She discussed programs such as Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP), Individual Development Plans (IDP), and 504s that are all recognized by the military system and are federally bond to assist your child at your current location and future locations.