This episode looks at the original marshmallow experiment that was testing delayed gratification and the impulsivity of children and whether it predicted adult success.

As leaders we can’t see the future . Education is constantly changing and will continue to do so. How do we stay motivated in uncertain times.

This episode looks at some recent legislation passed in my state and reviews some good news on SEL and student success! It

Conflict can be valuable. This episode is a good wrap to our previous discussions on challenging conversations and looks at a variety of advice by leaders on conflict.

This episode continues our discussion around addressing challenging conversations with staff and gives tips to assist in making these discussions constructive. If this is done well, leaders can set the tone for a positive culture.

Leaders must continually work with people and it can often be demanding. How do you handle challenging conversations?

This episode takes from a chapter in my book Urban Principal Leadership Lessons and shares lessons learned in one line statements.

This episode is full of practical tips principals can use to assist in building a positive culture and bringing out the best in staff. This translates into retaining teachers through the right support.

This episode highlights the number of leaders in top positions who do not have high emotional intelligence. As we develop as leaders, our EQ relationship skills must increase to cultivate a positive culture.

Enhance your leadership with emotional intelligence. This episode dives into the four emotional intelligence skills as described in Emotional Intelligence 2.0 by Travis Bradbury & Jean Greaves.