In this episode of the 2Principals Podcast, Trisha Bemboom, Coordinator of Student Activities for the Minnesota Association of Student Councils and Honor Societies, joins the discussion. Trisha shares her journey from a special education teacher and tennis coach to a statewide role in student leadership. She discusses the importance of student involvement, the challenges faced by student advisors, and the role of mental health. Listeners gain insights into effective leadership strategies, the significance of student voice, and actionable steps for promoting student well-being. An engaging and informative conversation for educators, principals, and those passionate about student leadership. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings

00:15 Podcast Universe and Listener Scenarios

01:08 Introducing the Two Principals

02:37 Purpose and Power: The 2P Frequency Framework

03:54 Raising Your Frequency: Micro Learning

04:58 Upcoming Projects and Where to Find Us

06:56 Special Guest Introduction: Trisha Bemboom

07:26 Trisha's Background and Role

17:07 Coaching and Leadership Insights

20:18 Student Leadership and Engagement

27:52 Student Voice and Student-Led Changes

31:27 Challenges and Support for Advisors

35:21 Leadership Lessons from Teaching and Coaching

44:37 Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategies

49:50 Fun Segment: Lightning Round Reflections

51:56 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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