Friday, March 22, 2024

What We Do Matters... Why We Do It Is Critical- Steer Nation Message 3/22/24

GOOD MORNING…HAPPY FRIDAY!

GHS OAP- The GHS One Act Play will compete this Saturday at Stephenville High School. The contest begins at noon, and GHS will perform fourth in order. There is no charge to attend the contest. BREAK A LEG WISHES TO THE CAST AND CREW!

Lady Blues Soccer Bi-Distict Playoff Contest- The Lady Blues will face Borger at 2:00 pm on Monday, March 25, 2024. The contest will be played in Wichita Falls at Memorial Stadium. Ticket prices are $5 for adults and $3 for students. All tickets are cash at the gate. GOOD LUCK LADY BLUES… BEAT BORGER!


May 4th Bond Election Important Dates

Lady Blues and Graham Steer Athletic Schedule for Friday, and Saturday- Good luck… BE EXCELLENT IN COMPETITION!

Friday

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    Lady Blues Softball at Stephenville for 5:00 pm and 6:30 pm games.

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    Graham Steer Baseball hosting Vernon. 6:00 pm start time.

Saturday

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    Lady Blues and Graham Steer Track at POJO Relays in Springtown.

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    Lady Blues JV home Softball Tournament 


What We Do Matters… Why We Do It Is Critical


In our daily lives, whether at work, in school, or within our communities, what we do holds significant importance. From the tasks we undertake to the roles we fulfill, our actions shape outcomes and impact the world around us. However, while the "what" is crucial, it is the "why" behind our actions that truly defines their purpose and meaning.


"What we do" encompasses the tangible tasks, responsibilities, and goals we pursue. It could be the projects we complete at work, the lessons we teach in school, or the efforts we invest in our relationships. These actions form the visible part of our contributions, showcasing our skills, expertise, and dedication.

For instance, in the context of education, teachers educate, mentors guide, and professionals execute their duties diligently. In organizations, employees work towards meeting targets, improving processes, and achieving objectives. These actions are the building blocks of progress and success in various spheres of life.

However, the deeper significance lies in "why we do it." The motivations, values, and beliefs that drive our actions define their purpose and impact. Understanding the why gives meaning to our efforts and helps us stay committed and passionate about what we do.

When educators teach, it's not just about transferring knowledge but about shaping future generations, igniting curiosity, and fostering a love for learning. When professionals work towards their goals, it's not just about meeting deadlines but about making a difference, innovating, and contributing to a greater cause. When individuals engage in acts of kindness and service in their communities, it's not just about the actions but about empathy, compassion, and building a better world.

The "why" is what connects us to our deeper sense of purpose and fulfillment. It aligns our actions with our values, drives positive change, and inspires others to join us in our endeavors. When we understand and communicate the why behind what we do, it creates a powerful narrative that resonates with people on a deeper level.

Moreover, the why serves as a compass in times of challenges and uncertainties. It reminds us of the bigger picture, renews our commitment, and helps us navigate obstacles with resilience and determination. Whether facing setbacks, criticism, or doubts, knowing why we do what we do gives us the strength to persevere and stay true to our mission.

While what we do matters significantly, the why behind our actions is what adds depth, purpose, and impact to our endeavors. Let's continue to reflect on our motivations, align our actions with our values, and strive to make meaningful contributions that not only achieve results but also create positive change and leave a lasting legacy.

Have a nice day, unless you have already made other plans…take care of yourself and others!

CORNY JOKE OF THE DAY: (Scroll down for the answer.)

What did the tree say during springtime?






Well, this a re-leaf!

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