Sweet Promptings: Showing Compassion for Others

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Tracey L. Collins About the Author

Tracey L. Collins is an educator and author, whose life's work is supporting children and families across the globe. For almost two decades, she has served as a Teacher, Community School Coordinator, Assistant Principal and Principal in the New York City Public Schools. While caring for her mother, Tracey served as a Teacher and Principal in the New Orleans Public Schools. Currently, Tracey is a Senior Youth Development Director in the New York City Public Schools.

As an educator, Tracey believes in establishing relations of care and trust as a foundation for teaching and learning. To cultivate her purpose and cascade out her life's work, Tracey writes and publishes. In addition, she serves as the Chairperson of the Educational Task Force for NYS Senator Eric Adams, representing the 20th Senatorial District in Brooklyn, NY.

Tracey also formed "Fully Persuaded for Children and Families Inc." More...

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a new book by Tracey L. Collins

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About the Book

Sweet Promptings is an inspiring book of short stories and poetry, designed to create an uncomplicated awareness about the importance of cultivating sweetness, kindness and compassion within ourselves and responding to promptings to cascade it out into the world, one person at a time or on a global scale.

 
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How is sweetness, kindness and compassion being cultivated in your life and/or the lives of others? We look forward to posting your views on our site.

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What do you think of when you hear the words "Sweet Promptings?" Some say, "Getting ready for goodness. Others say, "Filling a void." What do you say?

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As we cultivate and demonstrate compassion, we may be prompted to ask ourselves or others: 1. How are we alike? 2. What do we have to offer one another? 3. What can we learn in this present moment? Feel free to post your thoughts on this website.

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Sweet Promptings: Showing Compassion for Others, by Tracey L. Collins. Foreword by NYS Senator Eric Adams
A portion of the proceeds from this book will be donated directly to children, youth and families in need.