Wisdom and Productivity: The Podcast of An Imperfect Educator

Today, we're diving into an innovative approach to school leadership. We'll explore how school principals can adapt Chick-fil-A's renowned customer service philosophy to create a more engaging and supportive educational environment. So, if you're a school leader looking to enhance your leadership skills, you're in for a treat.

Today, we're diving deep into the profound impact that Dale Carnegie's "Six Ways to Make People Like You" can have on how school principals lead and support their teachers in their quest to reach their fullest potential.

Today’s episode is titled The Principle of "Marginal Gains" and the Art of Achieving Daily 1% Improvements. I'm thrilled to have you with us today as we delve into a concept that can truly revolutionize the way you lead your schools and guide your teachers to greatness.

Today, we delve into the captivating leadership of Abraham Lincoln. We'll explore how his use of empathy, dealing with challenges, working with rivals, and learning from his mistakes can inspire school principals to create a positive learning environment that brings out the best in every student.

Sandy Cristobal is the assistant principal at Highland School and the Curriculum Coordinator at Downers Grove Grade School District 58

Nancy Gutierrez is a former teacher and principal now serving as the President and CEO of The Leadership Academy. This nonprofit has created a national model for teaching and inspiring leadership at every school system level. With Roberto Padilla, Nancy co-authored Stay and Prevail: Students of Color Don’t Need to Leave Their Communities to Succeed. With a strong message of confidence, mainly directed at leaders of color, that the answer is in the room, it is quite an honor to have Nancy share her wisdom & productivity, and her book Stay and Prevail.

The Parable of the Mexican Fisherman and The 8 Forms of Wealth

Dr. Ana Gil García is a Venezuelan-American citizen, Professor Emerita, esteemed community leader, forerunning advocate for Latino educational leaders, five-time Fulbright US Scholar, and a published author that earned academic and administrative experiences from classroom teaching, Acting Superintendent, College Department Chair, and Associate Provost of Academic Affairs. Currently the Executive Director of Academic Effectiveness at St. Augustine College.

Spring Richardson Perry is a career transition coach and an organizational effectiveness professional. With an unyielding passion for helping individuals and businesses thrive she possesses a unique blend of expertise that empowers clients to navigate critical transitions and optimize their organizational performance.