How a math problem changed my life.
The Geometry Problem
Second Thoughts: An Update
This blog is about why I almost didn't go to graduate school and all of the reasons I am so grateful that I did.
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Graduation Speech
It’s bigger than us: here’s the heartfelt speech that I had the honor of delivering at my DPT graduation .
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I’m Here For You: Here’s My Cell
Whether I know you or not, I want you to know that I’m here for you. Please don’t hesitate to shoot me a text or give me a call.
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I Have A Confession
Hi. My name is Joe and I fold my dirty laundry.
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Pediatric PT: an analogy for life
Here are the valuable life lessons that I learned from the world of pediatric physical therapy.
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The Other Person
This is my message.
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Guatemala
This blog is about one of the most valuable experiences I’ve ever had - a week-long trip Guatemala where I was able to use my physical therapy education to serve the people of Central America.
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Sam Tooley: Turning Struggle Into Strength
This is the story of one of my close friends and one of my biggest inspirations: Sam Tooley. Written by Sam, this blog details the rollercoaster ride that is his life. Sam opens his heart and discusses the incredible insights he has gained from his biggest struggles.
![THE WORK
---------------------------------------------- I’ve noticed a pattern throughout all that I do: when I put in the work, good things happen. For those of you who don’t understand what I mean by ‘put in the work,’ let me take a step back.
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In life, we make commitments (to ourselves, to others, etc.) and what makes commitment meaningful is the implication that you will FOLLOW THROUGH and FUFILL the promise that you made regardless of circumstances. In other words, that means honoring your word long after the mood that you said it in has left you (@inkyjohnson).
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In order to do that, you have to PUT IN THE WORK THAT IS REQUIRED and take action every single day, regardless of how you feel. This is important because if you can’t put in the work for yourself, how can you expect to do it for the people in your life who are counting on you (friend, spouse, child, etc.). Like @chrispowell puts it, this is called PERSONAL INTEGRITY and if you don’t have the ability to keep your own promises, then how can you expect to keep the promises that you made to others.
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The point is this: putting in the work (or not) BECOMES HABITUAL. If you want to be the best version of yourself, you need to make that COMMITMENT and FOLLOW THROUGH especially on the days where it is inconvenient and unappealing. If you want to the best for the people in your life, then you need to PUT IN THE WORK REQUIRED.
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This means different things for different people, but whatever it is for you...
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WILL YOU PUT IN THE WORK?
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Joe Rinaldi, PT, DPT
#joerinaldidpt
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[hint: it’s not about intense action, it’s about consistent action]](https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.2885-15/e35/75388513_182745322904598_7019174898019821724_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com&oh=c608da44543f918158dd78ff760e7e76&oe=5E7CB543 "THE WORK
---------------------------------------------- I’ve noticed a pattern throughout all that I do: when I put in the work, good things happen. For those of you who don’t understand what I mean by ‘put in the work,’ let me take a step back.
.
In life, we make commitments (to ourselves, to others, etc.) and what makes commitment meaningful is the implication that you will FOLLOW THROUGH and FUFILL the promise that you made regardless of circumstances. In other words, that means honoring your word long after the mood that you said it in has left you (@inkyjohnson).
.
In order to do that, you have to PUT IN THE WORK THAT IS REQUIRED and take action every single day, regardless of how you feel. This is important because if you can’t put in the work for yourself, how can you expect to do it for the people in your life who are counting on you (friend, spouse, child, etc.). Like @chrispowell puts it, this is called PERSONAL INTEGRITY and if you don’t have the ability to keep your own promises, then how can you expect to keep the promises that you made to others.
.
The point is this: putting in the work (or not) BECOMES HABITUAL. If you want to be the best version of yourself, you need to make that COMMITMENT and FOLLOW THROUGH especially on the days where it is inconvenient and unappealing. If you want to the best for the people in your life, then you need to PUT IN THE WORK REQUIRED.
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This means different things for different people, but whatever it is for you...
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WILL YOU PUT IN THE WORK?
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Joe Rinaldi, PT, DPT
#joerinaldidpt
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[hint: it’s not about intense action, it’s about consistent action]")
