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Making the Leap from Boss to Leader

Making the Leap from Boss to Leader

Perry Holley August 23, 2023

You received the promotion, were awarded the title, and are now the boss. While this is a good thing, and you should be very proud, you should also acknowledge that this is the lowest level of leadership – the lowest form of influence. Leadership is Influence, Not Your Title Can you succeed as a leader if you simply embrace your…

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The Problem with Choices for Kids

The Problem with Choices for Kids

Tim Elmore August 21, 2023

I’ve argued for years that students need more “ownership” of their education. Teachers, parents and coaches have not empowered them to practice metacognition and engage in greater levels of inquiry and exploration. To be specific, allowing students to own their learning process implies allowing them to make more of their own choices. But there is a downside to all of…

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Curiosity: The Miracle Skill for Leaders

Curiosity: The Miracle Skill for Leaders

Perry Holley August 9, 2023

Miracle skill? That’s pretty bold, don’t you think? But what would you call a skill that increases collaboration, values diversity, enhances inclusion, promotes full engagement, and improves results? That is the definition of a miracle skill if I have ever seen one. If curiosity is such an all-powerful skill, why do so many leaders struggle to demonstrate the use of…

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Assembling a Team of Voices to Reach Your Teens

Assembling a Team of Voices to Reach Your Teens

Tim Elmore August 7, 2023

Recently I read two news stories that left me stunned. One young man chose to sue his parents for giving birth to him. He argued that he never asked to be born into this crazy world and he wants some cash for having to endure it. I am not kidding. Another news story reported that a set of parents chose…

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Assembling a Team of Voices to Reach Your Teens

Assembling a Team of Voices to Reach Your Teens

Tim Elmore July 31, 2023

Like most mothers, my wife shared a common objection when our kids were teens. She’d make requests of them repeatedly, but get no response. To be clear, our daughter and son were not hearing impaired, nor did they have ADHD. It seemed they had selective hearing skills: Similarly, educators tell me that three months into the semester, their students often…

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