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This video packs a most powerful punch in honor of World Down Syndrome Day this week. An incredible demonstration of the impact of our assumptions. What assumptions do we need to change so that we and others can thrive? Our assumptions shape our reality. What kind of world do you want to live in? https://lnkd.in/dzaNqEd4

The limitations and power of assumptions!

What an incredibly powerful statement...love this! We have a responsibility to interrogate and challenge our assumptions and change our behaviour accordingly. After all the world is changed by our behaviour not our opinion *Assume that I can, so maybe I will!* https://lnkd.in/dmzvHaCq #inclusionmatters #diversityequityandinclusion #changeyourmindset #downsyndrome #downsyndromeawareness

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Today is World Down Syndrome Day. This year's theme is "End the Stereotypes". Great two-minutes video from COORDOWN about how our core beliefs can shape our reality. Our negative beliefs and expectations about people with Down Syndrome can lead us to treat them in such a way that these assumptions ultimately become reality. Start assuming that they can!!! https://lnkd.in/eUcsAscY

Most of us have a peculiar habit of projecting our errors onto others. 🪞 Whether it be a sour mood, a false belief, or even just an innocent mistake, it’s a whole lot easier to call out others’ flaws rather than admit to them ourselves. It turns out, this concept isn’t new. Back in the early 20th century, Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung identified transference as when we unconsciously project our subjective experience onto someone or something else. According to Jung, transference itself isn’t inherently bad — that is, if we are able to identify it for what it is. By recognizing that we are seeing ourselves in others, we can turn what may have been hypocrisy into humility, and ultimately, self acceptance. But how do we stop projecting onto others? Check out last week’s session recording to find out 👉 https://lnkd.in/gm4UX6wt Make self acceptance part of your routine by joining ✨15 Minutes of Positivity✨ today 👉 https://lnkd.in/gCfmw6cD

Negative assumptions about people with Down Syndrome can lead others to treat them in such a way that these assumptions become reality. Having positive assumptions about people with Down syndrome will give them more opportunities in life, transforming positive assumptions into reality. Be sure to watch this impactful video created for World Down Syndrome Day, “ASSUME THAT I CAN,” https://lnkd.in/d423dHU9 #AssumeThatICan #DisabilityAwareness #SARAHInc

Today is World Down Syndrome Day and opportunity to build awareness and inspire inclusive behaviors and practices. Let’s end the stereotypes and stop making assumptions that limit someone and how they envision their opportunities, goals and dreams. World is a better place when we embrace our differences and remove barriers so everyone can achieve their full potential. “Assume that I can, So maybe I will”! Check out this inspiring video 💙💛 #WorldDownSyndromeDay #EndtheStereotypes #diversityandinclusion

I understand just how draining compassion fatigue is when it is expected of you. Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AUrOV #CompassionFatigue #SmallBusinessOwner #SmallBusinessOwners

Have you ever found yourself questioning whether you belonged in a certain situation? Like everyone around you was smarter than you or knew more about the topic of discussion, and you thought that any minute they were going to find out that you had absolutely no idea what you were doing? If this resonates with you, check out this article I wrote about imposter syndrome and some tangible tips for starting to work through it.