How Vulnerability Drives Trust and Innovation
Recently, on my podcast, Unpacking the Backpack, I shared some thoughts on the importance of vulnerability as a leader. Below, […]
Unpacking the Backpack
A Principal’s Reflections: Purposeful Minutes, Powerful Learning
Recently, on my podcast Unpacking the Backpack, I shared some thoughts on maximizing instructional time. Let’s dive a little deeper.
Shifting the Narrative From “We Can’t” to “How Can We?”
Change is hard. Actually, it is really hard. Not only have I written extensively about this fact for years, but
Moving Beyond the Leadership Checklist
Leading for impact isn’t about implementing a shiny new initiative or checking off boxes on an observation form. It’s about
Your Mindset is Your Masterpiece
Your mindset isn’t just a perspective; it’s the invisible architect of your reality. It determines not what you see, but
A Principal’s Reflections: The Art of Adaptation: Navigating and Justifying Change
Justifying change isn’t just about presenting an idea; it’s about building the bridge from current challenges to future possibilities, making
The Silent Killer of Innovation and Change
Idea voodoo is the paralyzing belief that a brilliant idea is a substitute for the methodical, and often difficult, work
How to Give Feedback That Actually Works
Feedback is the engine of growth – offering clarity, challenge, and direction. Recently, on Unpacking the Backpack, I shared some thoughts
The Phrases That Keep Us Stuck and What to Do About Them
Words can be quite polarizing and morph into reasons why change is not necessary. Recently, on Unpacking the Backpack, I
Why True Success Demands Discomfort
The secret to unlocking genuine achievement lies not in avoiding challenges, but in embracing their inherent discomfort. Recently, on Unpacking