It's rather humbling to have to go back to the drawing board.
I've been posting a daily Diabetes Mythbuster on my whiteboard at work every day for a few days now. I scored a couple of questions and at least one quizzical look on the first day, but that glimmer of interest died quickly.
Perhaps I'm being too subtle. Perhaps I'm just impatient. Perhaps people think I'm just as crazy as the cat lady who lives down the street from them.
But that won't stop me. I'll continue my little advocacy project (because I am stubborn like a dog with a bone) and cook up some new ideas. (Hmm, here's an idea - food cupcakes might get their attention!)
I will make myself heard. It's just a matter of figuring out a way to be seen as a passionate colleague with some interesting stuff to share (and maybe some cupcakes).
Maybe just one person will learn something or maybe the information I share will help just one person. That's all it will take to make it all worthwhile.
And if they think I'm like that crazy cat lady, that's okay. I can live with that.
I've been posting a daily Diabetes Mythbuster on my whiteboard at work every day for a few days now. I scored a couple of questions and at least one quizzical look on the first day, but that glimmer of interest died quickly.
Perhaps I'm being too subtle. Perhaps I'm just impatient. Perhaps people think I'm just as crazy as the cat lady who lives down the street from them.
I will make myself heard. It's just a matter of figuring out a way to be seen as a passionate colleague with some interesting stuff to share (and maybe some cupcakes).
Maybe just one person will learn something or maybe the information I share will help just one person. That's all it will take to make it all worthwhile.
And if they think I'm like that crazy cat lady, that's okay. I can live with that.
I am an optimist. It does not seem too much use being anything else.
~ Winston Churchill
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