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Time Bandits: What’s Stealing Your Leadership Time?

As a school leader, you know how fast your day can slip away. You walk into the office with a clear plan, ready to focus on the tasks that really matter—like instructional leadership or building school culture—but by the end of the day, you haven’t touched any of it. Sound familiar? What’s happening? It’s simple: […]

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My Top 5 Ways Leaders Can Stay Focused

As school leaders, we often begin the day with the best intentions. You plan to be in classrooms, spend time in the hallways engaging with students and staff, and focus on the tasks that matter most. But all too often, those plans are derailed by meetings, crises, or unexpected events that take us away from […]

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The Power of Kindness in a Divided World

In today’s increasingly divided world, where disagreements quickly escalate into hostility and misunderstandings fuel resentment, kindness is more important than ever. Choosing kindness in our daily interactions—whether at work, at home, or in public—can transform relationships and foster a sense of shared humanity. Kindness has the power to ease tension, soften hardened hearts, and create […]

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Why Saying No Can Build the Right Culture

Imagine your day constantly interrupted by last-minute requests and classroom disturbances—this was the reality for a school leader I spoke with recently. Like many of us, she found herself stretched thin, trying to be everything to everyone. But what’s the real cost of always saying ‘yes’? It’s more than just time—it’s your effectiveness as a […]

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Book It: Using Your Calendar to Leverage Your Time

I’ve talked and written often on the balance between being a firefighter and being the leader on your campus. There is a reason for that: one of the biggest lessons I had to learn early in my leadership career was managing my time. As a principal, your days are filled with meetings, classroom visits, emails, […]

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Stop It: Three Strategies to Combat Negativity

I had an awesome conversation earlier this week with a principal and assistant principal. Both are somewhat newer to their campus but not in their first year. They reached out wanting to talk about culture building in their school, having seen me speak at an event this summer. Our conversation quickly made its way to […]

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Five Essential Strategies for a Successful First Week

Starting a new role as a school leader marks an exciting new chapter filled with opportunities and challenges. The first week back with your staff is pivotal for setting the tone for the entire year. It’s a time when your leadership style, vision, and approach will begin to take shape. How you navigate this initial […]

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Beyond Management: A 7 Step Guide for New School Leaders

I had the best conversation today with my friend Joshua Stamper. We were recording an episode for the podcast (coming soon) where we started talking about leadership vs management and how that can be a big challenge for new school leaders. Let’s be honest, stepping into a school leadership role is both exciting and challenging. […]

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