One Step At A Time

Wait, before we go any further,

Henry has to complete his assigned responsibilities.

Henry receives his assignment

Supervisor: Henry, here is your assignment.

Henry: Okay, thank you.

Henry refuses to do his job

Henry: I'm not doing my job today.

Supervisor: Everyone has responsibilities to take care of.

Henry's family reminds him of his responsibilities

Mom: You have responsibilities, Henry. Why don't you cooperate?

Henry: Why do I have to do it?

Mom: Because you are part of this family, and everybody has responsibilities.

Henry discovers the consequences of refusing to cooperate

Narrator: Henry discovers that refusing to cooperate can create problems and disappoint the people counting on him.

An adult asks Henry why he refuses to do his job

Supervisor: Henry, sit down please. Can you tell me why you're having trouble completing your responsibilities?

Henry: Well, it's just... sometimes it feels like a lot. I get frustrated, and I don't know where to start. And then I just don't want to do it at all.

Supervisor: I understand. Sometimes responsibilities can feel overwhelming. Maybe we can break them down into smaller, more manageable steps. Does that sound good?

Henry: Yeah, that might help.

Henry decides to take responsibility

Narrator: Henry decides to take responsibility and makes an effort to complete his assignment.

Henry completes his job

Supervisor: Henry, you did it! You finished your assignment!

Henry: I did! I took responsibility and I did my job.

Supervisor: Great job, Henry. I'm very proud of you.

The narrator gives a final message

Narrator: Having responsibilities isn't always easy, but communication, patience, and taking things one step at a time can make a difference.

(Henry Refuses to Do His Job)