Really proud to have had the opportunity to read and discuss this book with @RachelPiXL and @cmkhistory as part of the @PiXLclub Leadership Book Club. A great experience to be involved in. #LeadersAreReaders
In the latest episode of Leadership Bookclub, @RachelPiXL is joined by school leaders @matthardman6 & @cmkhistory to discuss Ajaz Ahmed's book 'Limitless' and its lessons for school leadership.
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Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/1iJA9deYgd
Spotify: https://t.co/z1xsHrd3hO
@MrTeece_@ThePiXLNetwork Well thank you @MrTeece_ ! What a totally unexpected thing to be tagged in and has made my day. I feel very fortunate to have connected with you via @ThePiXLNetwork and it is always good to hear about the great work you are doing. Looking forward to catching up in the new year.
@vicgoddard This captures the constant balancing and juggling of responsibilities perfectly. I think those 5 points you’ve listed are spot on advice too. Thank you and look after yourself sir.
Making Every Lesson Count by Shaun Allison & Andy Tharby is without a doubt, a brilliant teaching & learning book. It's one I revisit & regularly recommend to others. Getting to the heart of expert teaching in every classroom! 👏
When was the last time you let yourself be a beginner?
Most people think mastery is about talent.
But the real secret?
It’s about tolerance.
- Tolerance for imperfection
- Tolerance for the discomfort of not knowing
- Tolerance for the awkwardness of getting it wrong before you get it right.
Look at any skill you’ve mastered—reading, driving, even walking.
You were once terrible at all of them. But you kept going.
The moment you stop fearing failure is the moment growth accelerates.
The best performers aren’t the ones who never fail.
They’re the ones who fail, learn, and try again—faster and more often than anyone else.
Mastery isn’t a destination—it’s a cycle. The sooner you embrace it, the faster you grow.
@Strickomaster Totally agree Sam. We have some terrific staff who have developed from UQT/Instructor to gain QTS and now into middle leadership. All excellent teachers.