Good temper Praotes
Getting angry only at what deserves it, as much as it deserves, and staying in control.
5 moments from Aim’s letters home, newest first. Each letter opens with the part that shows good temper highlighted.
My sincerest apologies...
Only once was that not the case. And the heroes who had been outvoted sorta went, 'meh'. And the hike continued.
Read the letter →"Well....here we go!"
Tears have already been shed. Breaking points have already been reached. Discussions have already been stormed out of...only to be resumed again after the departing eagles were retrieved.
Read the letter →Year 1 Session 4 (2/6/21)
This Hero chose not to fall prey to victimhood, rather, they took the time to process their emotions and solve their own problem in an act of self-service.
Read the letter →Year 1 Session 3 (12/11/20)
The studio discussed whether frustration, pressure or stress is an excuse to break promises on the contract (the resounding answer was no). Finally, they shared strategies of what to do when you are feeling frustrated, pressured or stressed. For some, they said they like to go outside and run around for a couple minutes.
Read the letter →Year 1 Session 1 (9/18/20)
It has happened every day since, which has prompted several important conversations about their promise “I will win with honor and lose with grace.” While there is progress with every game played, self-admittedly, they have said there is still a lot of room for improvement.
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