Q3 2020 Goals
Yesterday, I looked back on my Q2 goals and did a deep-dive reflection. Today, I look forward to what I want to accomplish. I took some of my own advice (finally!) and limited my OKRs. This will be important because I am coaching for the altMBA 41/42 session...
Time Blocking Method
When the timer goes off, it’s time to move on. Constraints are a beautiful thing. Time-blocking is magic. Working from an ideal week is powerful. Using a timer and having the discipline to listen to it separates the productive from the unproductive. ...Does it work?
Before I bought my first fountain pen, I wondered, “Does it work?” I looked at reviews on Amazon and watched YouTube explainer videos before making the purchase. Maybe you’ve had the same thought regarding the mastermind. Does it work? The other day...
Books I read this year that you might want to read too
Since I facilitate a leadership community for school administrators, by default I recommend books for them. I write about it all the time, including this post highlighting our reading list for SY 20-21. Here is a post I wrote on the best books for leaders in education...