Often, as a leader, we are met with difficult barriers and problems that create stress and fear.  This week’s guest, Justin Belt, shares his message on how leaders can slay our doubts, take the necessary actions and find creative solutions. I’m really excited to share this important message from this fantastic author, podcaster and friend.  

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Justin Belt is a Teacher, Blogger, Author, and Motivational Speaker living in Frisco, TX. He has been married to his wife, LaTricia, for 17 years and they have 5 kids together. Justin’s personal mission is to encourage, inspire, and motivate everyone that he comes into contact with, and uses various mediums to accomplish this.

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As we continue through this journey of distant learning, I wanted to bring you some content specific to our current struggle. Instead of asking one person, I asked many of my friends to share their insight and wisdom. Since I had so many submissions, I'm going to break this up into several short bonus episodes. I asked these amazing educators one question: what tips or strategies would you suggest during this unprecedented time? I hope their responses provide value and strength during your distant learning experience.