When you're healthy, you can see it on the outside. Maybe it's not your body, maybe it's your personality or your skin. Or maybe it's in the way you react and interact with others. Either way, what we put out there is a direct reflection of what's on the inside. Join me as we talk about what it looks like to bear fruit.

Join me as we dig into some tips and what my non-negotiables are for this year!

We all have goals. And a lot of us have goals to maintain some kind of routine or new health habit or something. But the chaos of the school year makes it easy to jump ship and fall off the wagon. Join me as we talk about the most effective way to maintain.

Reminders for how valuable you are as a teacher and as a human. Plus a big announcement from teacher, be still!

Negative self-talk can be a real downer. All of us have struggled with it at some point. But there is a way to stop it and to work on the narrative that runs in your brain.

It happens to all of us thanks to social media. New and better and more awesome teacher things and classroom looks and lesson ideas than you could ever have time to sort through. With all that out there it's no wonder so many teachers find themselves comparing what they're doing to all that's out there. But is it healthy? And is it a huge distraction?

Did you know there are specific works laid out just for you before you were ever born? It's true. Not only did God create you, but He intentionally created good works that you should be able to step into. Join me as we talk all about just exactly how valuable you are to God.

Well the kids get to do them, so why not you?! Join us as we dig into Y.O.U. That's right, these next few episodes are going to take a look into how you view yourself, your self image, and how to be nice to yourself!

There is one super important boundary that you need to instill - especially in these first few weeks! Join us to get some encouragement for the weekends and give yourself a pat on the back for a job well done!

We all know the job of a teacher doesn't just include teaching. There are SO many extra side gigs that make up a day in the life. From clubs and extra cirricular to student activities and invites. The list goes on. So how do you draw the line? Where is the line?