"focus your skillset where it matters the most..."

Hello Reader,

I recently watched a video of a cameraman whose job was to capture the front view of a race.
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It was really epic!
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His role was pretty simple: capture the race from that angle so the viewers could see the intensity of the athletes racing against each other.
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He had a few meters of headstart, of course. How will you capture such a view without that?
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He held on to the camera with a tripod in one hand and sped off after the whistle with the other. Super impressive I must add.
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The most interesting part for me was while he was the cameraman, and they were the athletes, they didn't catch up or close the gap he gave them.
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He was so fast even if he was in that race, he would beat them. No kidding!
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Perhaps he was a champion athlete turned cameraman, or a really good cameraman who's athletic, he did a great job!
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So as a teacher, focus your skillset where it matters the most.
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I am sure with such impressive skill, he would be sought after in all competitions where that specific shot is needed.
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Imagine the niche he's created for himself by just being really fast.
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Think about that.
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I hope this helps.
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To your success and that of your students.
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Farouk Hassan
Lead Advisor, TISHA Consult

"Learning Support Academy is empowering schools to set-up effective learning support systems that uses a multi-level approach, without the unnecessary expenses." - Farouk Hassan