In this episode, Carolyn and Sara talk about the word "yet": A word with three little letters that ultimately holds immense potential and possibilities. As you listen, think about what is fine that could be better. What challenges seem less daunting if you add the word yet to them?

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In Episode 2, we talked about daring greatly and taking risks.  In Episode 3, we'll dive into how we can intentionally create environments where others feel safe being vulnerable and taking risks.  We have an opportunity to connect, serve, and truly collaborate with others for the benefit of our students.  As you listen, reflect on how you show up for the teams you serve.  How can you build trust within those teams?  How can you move from coordination to collaboration?  

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Many educators, students, and families are heading back to school this month. In this episode, you'll hear one of our favorite quotes (or speeches) from Teddy Roosevelt, "The Man in the Arena."  Each new day marks a new opportunity to share your authentic, vulnerable self with others.  As you listen, consider what risks you will take for your students (or yourself) this year. How will you be a champion for others? 

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In our first ever podcast, we wanted to take a moment to introduce ourselves and share our why behind this podcast.  As you listen to our why, we hope you take a moment to think about your why.  Why did you choose to listen to this podcast?  What are you hoping to gain from it?  We'd love to hear your why and any topics, perspectives (people), or things you're hoping to learn from listening.  

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