I enjoy Gavin McCormack’s articles and his quote, “The rain grows flowers, not thunder. Choose your words carefully.” He states that if we want to cultivate a community of love, Read more about Choose Your Words Carefully[…]
I loved an article posted by Strati Georgopoulos on LinkedIn which speaks of the 4 valuable laws of growth. They are: 1. Speak less. I’ve always valued this law, especially Read more about 4 Valuable Laws of Growth[…]
Lolly Daskal posted an article that inspired me and hopefully will inspire you. She states that by and large, tolerance is a good trait. The differences we encounter enrich our Read more about 12 Things That Successful Leaders Never Tolerate[…]
Terry Small posted the following 14 ways to give your brain a break: 1. Stop complaining 2. Step judging 3. Stop worrying 4. Forgive others 5. Forgive yourself 6. Go Read more about 14 Ways to Give Your Brain a Break[…]
In 2007 when our current first year university students sat in kindergarten learning phonics and the alphabet there was no Spotify, Uber, Airbnb, or Tesla. Today as they sit in Read more about Teach Essential Skills in School[…]
Gavin McCormack sent me this well written article on the importance of teaching our children to share as well as their responsibility to their global community. McCormack states that our Read more about The Importance of Teaching Our Children to Share[…]
There is a great deal of uncertainty and stress during this COVID-19 crisis. And, many of us are wondering what the new normal will be. Being an educator, I feel Read more about Uncertainty is Normal[…]
As always, I am inspired by so many amazing inspirations from John Maxwell, LinkedIn and Twitter. John Maxwell challenges us to look for the blessings in this difficult time of Read more about Look for the Blessings[…]
While some of us have the luxury of being able to do the social distancing, we must send out our gratitude to those who are our heroes at this time Read more about 6 Daily Questions to Ask Yourself While Social Distancing[…]
Sean McPheat states that having a growth mindset is very important for your personal development. Dr. Carol Dweck coined the terms fixed mindset and growth mindset after she conducted a Read more about A Growth Mindset[…]