Posts filed under: Leadership

The words we use empower us or diminish us. It's our choice. Today, we explore getting rid of "just" and learn about follow-through....
Want to tackle an important new project? In this episode, learn why the oasis of October may just be the best time to get started. ...
Jason teaches a short lesson on "3 Things a Leader Can Do to Change Lives" while demonstrating effective strategies for remote learning....
Based on the premise of Dan Heath's Upstream, this post examines 3 fictional people. Each handles results of problems instead of preventing them....
Learn what a "lollipop moment" is all about and how each of us demonstrates leadership and may never know it....
When a good leader moves on, there are big shoes to fill. The good news is that big shoes leave deep tracks. This post is the story of one such leader....
Since earning my doctorate 15 years ago, many people have asked my advice for how to navigate the waters. While people often have horror stories to tell, I must admit, I have none. In fact, the doctorate was the smoothest...
We are nearing the end of summer vacation. In schools everywhere, new people are being hired to replace those who have left. Every business experiences transition. How does the new hire approach the new position, especially if the shoes left...
Recently, an avid reader of this blog contacted me as follows: “…I’ve been appointed a principal for a K-12 school effective this July. I need your help and support. What tips/books/recommendations/magazines/articles do you suggest that I read….that I urgently need...
A fine line separates the topics of time management and leadership. Leadership requires a mastery of one’s time. In the blog All Things Leadership, Kerry Palmer discusses the leadership style of President Harry S. Truman. I think you will find...
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