Category: Teacher Leadership

“What do you want to do? You wanna quit?” The frustration and anger filled every open space of the locker room. Their undefeated season had just been ripped away with

I recently listened to several episodes of Lewis Howes’ podcast, The School of Greatness. Lewis is a former pro athlete and current entrepreneur who interviews some of the world’s greatest

How can we honor and respect the legacy of a great leader like Martin Luther King, Jr.? We can march like Dr. King. We can speak great words like Dr.

One of the greatest attributes a leader can have is the desire to continually develop self-awareness. This is what we mean when we say Leading for Impact is an inside-out

“That was a total waste of my time…” “I really regret not doing something about that…” “I’m so embarrassed I failed at…” It is easy to fall into the trap

Do Less. Become More. Make a Difference. This was the advice I gave back in the article We Need to Question Ourselves. And this is the advice I need to

“Just tell me what to do.” I recently received a mediocre product review of one of my lesson plans that I have available for sale. In fact, it’s my top-selling

Do you like to travel? The worldwide pandemic of this year has greatly impacted our mobility in both our amount of travel as well as our ability to be close

Your life is a story…and you are the hero. Does this statement make you uncomfortable? Perhaps you are like me and don’t necessarily like the spotlight and attention. We don’t

Conventional wisdom tells us failure should shatter our confidence. You might have heard the famous line from inventor Thomas Edison, “I have not failed 10,000 times. I’ve successfully found 10,000