I originally wrote and published this article in September 2020, a couple of months before the 2020 presidential election. Worry and anxiety resonate strongly with me again this year and I thought this article would provide some needed advice to get through this election season. Self-help tip #1: Create a worry period Worry and anxiety […]
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: […]
Someone asked me about deathbed rituals. They wanted to know what to say and do when someone is in the moments before death and what to do before the funeral home arrives. Here are my suggestions: In the hours to minutes before death, gather family and significant others. Encourage each person to spend some time […]
Co-parenting can feel impossible when one parent consistently misuses alcohol. It’s essential to create an environment that prioritizes the child’s well-being while reducing stress and miscommunication between parents. When done correctly, co-parenting can provide children with a sense of stability and safety, even in the most challenging circumstances. Establishing Boundaries and Expectations One of the […]
Photo by Coffebeanworks via Pixabay Attract the Right Job or Clientele: Generational Attention: The Impact of Offline Ads Across Age Groups Although our world is becoming more digitized, offline advertising remains a powerful method for reaching diverse age groups. Each group has its unique preferences and behaviors when it comes to engaging with offline ads. […]
Three key relationships can help you deal with workplace saboteurs, the people who get in the way of your success. Originally Published on https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/connected-leadership/
It’s early spring and I’ve just traumatized my body with a heart-stopping, mind-numbing plunge into Lake Michigan. With winter’s icy chill still very much in charge, taking the dive was so excruciating that it seemed almost death-defying. But afterward? Amazing, rejuvenating, exhilarating (I survived!). At the same time, somehow, I felt a pervasive sense of […]
Introducing a new SuperAging News Network partner, What’s Next Living Longer Better Smarter We’re excited to welcome a new network contributor, the What’s Next Living Longer Better Smarter podcast series. They have a great line-up of podcasts featuring experts on a wide range of topics that deal with exactly the issues we’re covering here at […]
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“The Emperor’s New Clothes” is a short story written by Danish author Hans Christian Andersen. It is about two weavers who promise an emperor a new suit of clothes that they say is invisible to those who are unfit for their positions, untrained, or incompetent. In reality, the tailors make no new clothes at all. Instead, they make everyone believe […]
