Head Teacher | Author | Speaker | Connection builder with love, joy & gratitude | #BecauseOfATeacher | Lead with heart through #AtomicInteractions. ❤️⚛️
BC, Canada
Joined January 2013
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Great post on the impact of deep listening by @LaurenMKaufman. Thank you for sharing your insight. This receptive part of communication is key to #leadership and #relationships!
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We are all here on Earth for a purpose. As we grow, and have multiple lived experiences, our purpose, our stories, and our WHY changes. Listen to your heart❤️
Go ahead and try on different hats and see what fits.
#defineyourwhy #grow #why #purpose #stories #narratives #Listen
ALT We are all here on Earth for a purpose. As we grow, and have multiple lived experiences, our purpose, our stories, and our WHY changes. Listen to your heart❤️ Go ahead and try on different hats and see what fits. #defineyourwhy #grow #why #purpose #stories #narratives #Listen
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“The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.”
— Robert Greene
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This form is T @LiviaChanL's favorite way to tell families, "I'm listening!" 👂
ALT "Families as Partners" information form includes space for family members to respond to a series of questions about students' strengths and needs.
ALT Page 2 of "Families as Partners" information form includes space for family members to respond to a series of questions about students' strengths and needs.
Teaching has definitely changed since I started 26 yrs ago. With limited resources, we’re learning to adapt to the growing & diverse needs of children.
Still, there’s so much joy in teaching & the connections.❤️
I recently had the opportunity to share:
youtu.be/TOtnrKKAGR0?si=7Ku8…
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It’s a mistake to outsource most writing to AI.
Even if the output is accurate and engaging, something valuable is lost in the process. Jotting down intuitions and spelling out hunches is how we develop and refine our ideas.
Writing is where we do our best thinking.
How do you maximize interactions to cultivate connections and make others better?
We have an opportunity to make an impact & imprint on people’s hearts with every intentional #atomicinteraction.
Have a great mind AND a great heart. ♥️
#leadership
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Sharing your work is not selfish. It's an act of self-expression and social contribution.
Promoting your ideas is different from promoting yourself. Self-promotion shouts, “Look at me!” Idea-promotion says, “I have something to offer."
Don’t deprive the world of your ingenuity.
Yes! And relationships are built not just daily but through every interaction. Each one builds on the other throughout the duration of the relationship.
Thank you, Brad, for your reminders and daily inspiration. Keep sharing & shining! 🥰🙌
If you’re a reader who loves to learn from other readers, gain insights & spark your interest in what to read next, then I highly recommend you follow @readswithravi. Check out more replies to this post. So exciting that he’s starting an email subscription soon! 🎉
Thx, Ravi! 🥰
When were you last pushed outside your comfort zone with an opportunity gifted to you?
How do you overcome anxiousness or imposter syndrome?
What’s one tip you’d like to share?
Here’s what I learned:
How are you using your knowledge to help and support others through your daily #atomicinteractions?
Yes, so true! And positive relationships are built on every #atomicinteraction!
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Atomic Habits by James Clear is one of the most impactful books on habit formation that will help you achieve success that lasts.
A great book to read or reread at this time of the year to build a strong foundation for 2025.
9 lessons from the book:
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One of the most reliable ways to improve our mental health is to help others.
After being randomly assigned to do just 3 acts of kindness a week, people felt significantly less depressed, anxious, and lonely.
Lifting others up elevates us too. Giving shows us that we matter.
