I’m celebrating my 46th birthday with the 46th episode of the podcast! I share more details of my story with you.

We’re talking about a great quote I found and how to apply it to your life.

I urge caution when answering this question about yourself and your professional future as well as using caution when answering this question as an education professional.

Looking back to when you decided to become an educator, did it line up with your goals and purpose for your life? Is that where all your frustration with education originate?

When you choose to view your life as a series of choices instead of have-to’s, you receive an amazing freedom.

I feel like I’ve spent time and energy on complaining about my circumstances. Instead I need to channel that into changing circumstances and being more positive.

I say goodbye to the glories of summer break and look ahead to the new school year that awaits me. You might be surprised with my mindset that I’m taking with me.

I often say that with admin (or any government agency) that logic and reason need not apply (and I don't mean it as a positive thing) ... but what if we turn this on its head and see if from a different point of view? Listen to find out exactly what I mean ....

What happens when you feel overwhelmed? How do you work through it?

Who do you need to forgive? Admin? Colleagues? Parents? Students? Yourself?