My Mentor Reflection

The same day I assisted my boss with the children. I walked in the midst of the students to keep them focused. As I stood still for a few seconds, I felt someone pulling at my high heels. I looked down at my feet, and there was a little girl rolling. While she rolled on the carpet, she held on to my high heels. With a cheap smile upon my face, I looked down at her and I said, “Stop, stop.” She chuckled. I tried to keep a straight face, but I couldn’t let go of my smile; therefore, she kept holding on and playing. I slowly backed away from the kindergartner, and she released my shoe heels when she saw my serious facial expression. From that day, I used what happened with the kindergartner as a motivational device. Whenever, I felt overwhelmed

I knew my book’s title, my type of character, and the plot lines of my story. I also knew where to obtain my marketplace literature resource guide. God turned my media assistant’s situation at the elementary school in a whole new direction, and my writing after this inspirational book will be children’s literature. Moreover, this media assistant’s job was also linked to my working as an interim instructional specialist. This instructional position, (where I still work) allowed me to teach high school students online. These high school students were too sick to attend classes, or they left school due to disciplinary action. During the beginning of my employment, my job at the local elementary school had a bumpy start, but thanks to God, I succumbed to a nice smooth landing. Although my landing seemed healthy, I wouldn’t recommend that you do what I did, and push God for what you wanted. I experienced a lot of chastisement. This disciplinary action, generated by the Lord God, occurred because I kept begging Him to answer my prayer. He loved me enough to show me that, He needed my trust, not my