Motivaţionalul de luni dimineaţă

În fiecare luni vom publica o poveste, un video sau o imagine ce are ca scop motivarea ta în prima zi din săptămână. Pe această cale îţi urăm o săptămână cât mai bună!

Puteţi să ne trimiteţi chiar şi voi material motivaţional pentru luni dimineaţă prin formularul de aici.

Jessica are 4 anişori în videoul de mai jos şi, fără un motiv anume, pare să aibă o zi extraordinară, în care-i place absolut tot! Părinţii ei susţin că n-au învăţat-o să facă ceea ce face în video… totul a venit de la sine.

Tatăl ei încearcă să răspundă la zecile de întrebări ce au apărut după ce videoul s-a viralizat:

Q: How old was Jess at the time of the video?
A: She’d turned 4 about 6 weeks before the video was shot.

Q: How old is she now?
A: Depends on when you’re reading this, but she was born in late October of 1997.

Q: What does she say at the beginning?
A: Though some claim they hear the word „assert” – as in assertive – she’s actually saying I can be a „shark” – but it sounds like „sark” because she was incapable of making „sh” sounds at this time.

Q: Are you sure she’s not saying „I can be a SARK?” Her daily affirmations are consistent with the teachings of the author SARK.
A: This is an interesting coincidence, but a coincidence nonetheless.

Q: Does she say, „I like my ‘elephants’?”
A: More than one person has thought that, but she’s actually saying I like my „Allisons.” Allison is her aunt.

Q: Does Jess have more than one mom? She says I like my „moms.”
A: No, she just has one mom and one dad (me.) For some reason she was „pluralizing” several things in her „like list.” That’s why she says „Allisons” and „cousins” (she only has one.)

Q: What does she say at the 22 second mark?
A: I really don’t know, though I do have a theory now: this video was taken right around Christmas-time, and it ALMOST sounds like she’s saying „I like my presents.” So that’s what I think it is – but I could be wrong.

Q: Did she do this affirmation every day?
A. Yes, until the age of seven. … Just kidding. 🙂 I think this was a day when the video camera was out, so there was an element of „putting on a show” – but Jessica still meant every word. Though she may have been hamming it up a bit, she was sincere in the things she was saying.

Q: Did you teach her that she could „anything better than anyone?” Isn’t that a little wrong?
A: Some people have had an issue with her saying this, but it’s not something that we taught her. And I’ve never seen her (even all these years later) say anything like this to anyone. I suspect it was probably the expression of some inner confidence that she just happened to express outwardly on this one particular day.