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[GTKYQ/ChatGPT Prompt] If your year was a book or a movie… what would the title be?
I'm deep in my annual review process, thinking and dreaming of what I want more of next year is next... but I'd love to share a question that came up that I reallllly love! If your year was a book or a movie… what would the title be? Also, you know I love a good ChatGPT prompt. So if you spend a lot of time with your Chatty. Here's a prompt you can try 👇 Hi ChatGPT, Act as a gentle reflection guide. I’m a [fill in: burned-out / formerly burned-out / exhausted / overwhelmed ] [fill in profession: SLP, OT, PT, Teacher, Para], and I want to understand the deeper theme of my year. Help me identify two things: 1. the personal transformation I experienced (even if it was messy or imperfect), and 2. the ripple effect or impact I had on others, even in small ways. Blend both into one simple, grounded theme — something that feels like the title of a memoir or documentary about my year. Keep the language supportive, warm, and aligned with values, rest, and intentional living. After you write the theme, explain why it fits. I'd love to hear what you come up with! I'll share mine in the comments! 💖
[GTKYQ/ChatGPT Prompt] If your year was a book or a movie… what would the title be?
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Book/Movie Title: Learning to Live at My Own Pace Theme: rest, boundaries, and intentional living, and the gentle impact you had simply by showing up as a real, imperfect person in a demanding world. This year pulled you out of survival autopilot and into a slow, honest reckoning with what your body, energy, and spirit could actually hold. You were no longer performing capacity—you were discovering it. That shift wasn’t glamorous, but it was deeply transformational. At the same time, by moving at your real pace, you still created ripples for others: steadiness for kids who needed it, honesty for coworkers who felt it too, and a quiet reminder that being human matters more than being endlessly productive.
Hey friends! 💖
I know we have lots of folks here who aren’t SLPs, but I’m curious if anyone here will be at ASHA in DC (the speech convention for you non-speechies) this week?! I will be speaking on Friday at 3:00 on Sustainable Self-Care... if you are there let's make sure to connect!! :😃
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1 like • Nov 18
Won't be able to make it to DC this year, but I was lucky to see you last year in Seattle!
🌿 Hey friends, I've missed you!! Time for a quick check-in!
Play Week was such a fun, creative week — and honestly, one of my favorite things I built in my little corner of the internet. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been dreaming up a new chapter for this space — one that helps us keep experimenting with balance, joy, and alignment in real life (without the pressure to get it perfect). Right now, I’m thinking of calling it ✨The Joy Lab✨ — a free community for burned-out clinicians to explore small ways to build a life and work they don’t need a break from. My goal for the space would be to share the occasionally live, mini trainings, share episodes of my podcast with @Amy Zembriski, maybe even the occasional chat gpt prompts that I am finding helpful in my own alignment journey, and eventually I'd love to host a monthly Coffee Chat or Burnout Happy Hour for connecting and networking with others like we did during Play Week. That said, I really want this to feel meaningful and nourishing for you, not just another group sending notifications to your phone or email. So I’d love to hear from you: ☕ What would make this space feel valuable to you? 💬 What kinds of conversations or topics would feel supportive or inspiring right now? ✨ And what do you think about the name The Joy Lab? Does it resonate with you — or is there another direction that feels more “us”? And if this next version of the group doesn’t feel aligned for you, that’s completely okay too. I know some of you may decide to leave, and while I will miss you, I totally understand that sometimes more resources or additional groups aren't what we feel like we need — no hard feelings, truly. Can't wait to hear what you think.. And thank you for being part of this community, and for showing up with your creativity and compassion during Play Week. — Angelyn
🌿 Hey friends, I've missed you!! Time for a quick check-in!
1 like • Nov 9
@Kimberly Burgess I agree with this. It's nice to have a space where others who are in the same position can share and discuss things. It's nice to not feel so alone and get ideas from others.
Catch the Day 2 replay here 🎬
Today’s session was all about choosing self-care that fits who you are + what you need...not what looks good on paper. 💖 We talked about filtering self-care through your values, capacity, and play personality, + how even small tweaks can make it more energizing and aligned. After you’ve had some time to digest the call or the recording, I’d love you to come back and share in the comments: ✨ What’s one self-care activity you’re realizing might need a reframe? OR one that you’re doing that really feels aligned? Can’t wait to hear your reflections! 💬
0 likes • Oct 8
I've been trying to learn Korean and have been super interested in it, but recently I've been making it a task. I've found out that I hate flashcards and it's not really working for me. It feels like a chore. So, I'm wanting to reframe learning Korean and making it seem more aligned with my play personality even if it takes more time to learn that way.
🚎 Drop your Play Personality (or top 2 or 3!) on this thread👇
Now that you’ve had a little time to explore your Play Personalities, I’d love to hear what you discovered! 💖 Did anything surprise you? Was it hard to narrow down or figure out your type? Or did one or two instantly click + you felt like, “yep — that’s me”? If you’re still exploring, you can: ✨ Use the Play Personality Finder GPT in the Day 1 folder ✨ Or try the Lindsay Braman quiz — it’s in the Outside Resources tab inside the Extras + Goodies folder in the Classroom And if you want to share a little bit more, feel free to add any anchor memories (or photos from them!) below — I’ll add my bus trip photo! 🚎 💫 Can’t wait to see what you found + what memories came up for you. ✨
🚎 Drop your Play Personality (or top 2 or 3!) on this thread👇
2 likes • Oct 7
@Angelyn Franks "You might drift into passive consumption — endless scrolling or binging — when what your heart really needs is connection or emotional processing. It’s not about cutting those things out, but noticing when they start feeling numbing instead of nourishing."
1 like • Oct 7
@Katy Oswalt Same
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