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Two things we know: One... we will all die. Two... if you are reading this, then it is safe to assume that we are very much alive. We can act accordingly, planning and taking care of details. We can also live with the end in mind, ensuring we make the very most of every moment we have on Earth. It begs the question: What will you do today that will be remembered?
In this episode of the Educators Among Us podcast, your host Scott Barron, Chief Reinvention Officer with School Growth, tackles the difficult topic of our inevitable end, and the life we live while we have it, reflecting on life, purpose, and the inevitability of death.
He encourages listeners to live with the “End in Mind”, to consider their legacy, and remain committed to their goals, especially during challenging times in the school year.
Takeaways
-Educators play a crucial role in changing lives.
-Reflection on death can provide clarity and purpose.
-Living with intention helps in achieving personal goals.
-Preparation for inevitable moments can prevent regret.
-Setting priorities aligned with purpose is essential.
-Influence as an educator extends beyond immediate recognition.
-Staying focused during challenging times is vital.
-Self-reflection can lead to personal growth and fulfillment.
-Living in remembrance of the end can guide daily actions.
-Commitment to one's work makes a significant difference.
Chapters
00:44 Introduction to Educators Among Us Podcast
02:27 Remembering Those We Love
02:40 Who’s Da Boss?
04:35 Looking Back
05:47 Regret
07:58 Living With the End in Mind
11:15 A Coaching Question
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Educators Fellowship is a non-profit organization that encourages educators in their calling and in their faith.
www.educatorsamonguspodcast.com
www.educatorsamongus.com
https://www.edfellowship.org/
Sign up for weekly encouragement messages here:
Buy the book, Love’em and Lead’em, here:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottebarron/
https://www.facebook.com/SchoolGrowth/
https://twitter.com/schoolgrowth
https://www.linkedin.com/company/school-growth
Two things we know: One... we will all die. Two... if you are reading this, then it is safe to assume that we are very much alive. We can act accordingly, planning and taking care of details. We can also live with the end in mind, ensuring we make the very most of every moment we have on Earth. It begs the question: What will you do today that will be remembered?
In this episode of the Educators Among Us podcast, your host Scott Barron, Chief Reinvention Officer with School Growth, tackles the difficult topic of our inevitable end, and the life we live while we have it, reflecting on life, purpose, and the inevitability of death.
He encourages listeners to live with the “End in Mind”, to consider their legacy, and remain committed to their goals, especially during challenging times in the school year.
Takeaways
-Educators play a crucial role in changing lives.
-Reflection on death can provide clarity and purpose.
-Living with intention helps in achieving personal goals.
-Preparation for inevitable moments can prevent regret.
-Setting priorities aligned with purpose is essential.
-Influence as an educator extends beyond immediate recognition.
-Staying focused during challenging times is vital.
-Self-reflection can lead to personal growth and fulfillment.
-Living in remembrance of the end can guide daily actions.
-Commitment to one's work makes a significant difference.
Chapters
00:44 Introduction to Educators Among Us Podcast
02:27 Remembering Those We Love
02:40 Who’s Da Boss?
04:35 Looking Back
05:47 Regret
07:58 Living With the End in Mind
11:15 A Coaching Question
_______
Educators Fellowship is a non-profit organization that encourages educators in their calling and in their faith.
www.educatorsamonguspodcast.com
www.educatorsamongus.com
https://www.edfellowship.org/
Sign up for weekly encouragement messages here:
Buy the book, Love’em and Lead’em, here:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottebarron/
https://www.facebook.com/SchoolGrowth/
https://twitter.com/schoolgrowth
https://www.linkedin.com/company/school-growth