Posts Tagged ‘schoolPR’
Going the extra mile? It helps to be on the right path. – SCN Encourager
This advice seems like a no-brainer. But it’s not. According to Peter Sage, an author, leadership coach, and TEDx speaker from England, many of us often seek friendship, love, and adventure by choosing the wrong path. It’s not that the majority of paths are horrible. It’s just that some are better than others. Because every path is adorned with its own “surroundings and…
Read MoreNot every Sad Fact is one we can do something about – SCN Encourager
But here’s one worth tackling. In fact, I have 5 for you this week. One for every school day. Cindy’s tagged this as “sad facts from a sad sack” week, so there’s no need to respond and point this out to me. She’s already beaten you to the punch. But with so much sad and depressing…
Read MoreWhat are the odds of lightning striking twice? – SCN Encourager
It happened! I’ve beaten the odds! Forgive my boasting. I’d push out my chest with pride if it didn’t require me to first suck in my gut. But think about it. Recently I wrote about the importance of first impressions and how we’re really only as good as our last impression. And dang. What does master marketing…
Read MoreYep, I’m as classy as the next guy. Let’s go to a museum. – SCN Encourager
You never know what a-ha moments await! You’ll find stories. Sights. Sounds. Demonstrations. Connections. Touchpoints. Maybe even my favorite – a concession stand. And if you’re really fortunate, you’ll be able to snag a do-able idea or two to try out in your school district. Now I won’t go overboard and take up a bunch of your time. We’re all…
Read MoreWhat futurist David Zach didn’t tell us about “trends” – SCN Encourager
Tracking the dang things takes effort! I shoulda figured. Last month’s Lunchinar with David Zach was so much fun, I almost forgot the fact that deriving value from anything (or anyone) rarely comes without a fair amount of focus and sweat. Yeah, it would’ve been nice to have heard about an easy way to stay on top of TRENDS… but…
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