Every team has a best player. A great team’s best player is also their hardest worker. The best player has the extra responsibility as a leader to show others how to prepare & work each day. People don’t follow talent. People follow grit & the consistent habits of excellence!
The loudest voices rarely represent the majority. They're usually speaking for the extremes.
You won't understand the views of a group until you've invited the quieter voices into the discussion.
Don't mistake silence for disengagement. It's often a sign of deep reflection.
Kids flourish when they feel safe to try & fail. Kids flourish when they feel cared for & supported regardless of their performance. If you want your kids to improve & develop a love for sport, don’t create an environment of pressure & stress. Create an environment of love & FUN!
This whole "the NYT ruined Wordle!" thing is a great case study in confirmation bias. It also gives us some insight into human nature that helps explain how conspiracy theories work.
We have another video with our friends at @sprocketsports about the importance of developing every player. You never know which kids will blossom 4 years later. This one hits close to home for me as it is about my daughter.
Many “best practices” were created for a world that no longer exists.
In the face of change, the routines that once moved you forward often become the ruts that hold you back.
No practice is ever perfect. The day you stop being open to improving is the day you start stagnating.
@MrDuerwaechter @kaukaunasd Thanks again for letting me steal your time. Because “That’s what those communications people do.” 😊 It was a great morning filled with so much excitement for the year ahead.
Every district is facing different types of challenges; uncertainty breeds anxiety. Thank you @_JakeSturgis and @JennaRoseMead for the reminders, the inspiring examples, and the tips on how to keep moving forward! #NSPRA2021
“Don’t use a five-dollar word when the 50-cent word will work.” -Mark Twain
Let’s play a game: give me some educational jargon and replace it with common sense language like this:
#NSPRA2021#schoolpr
Thank you @HeroSpeaker for coming into our space this morning, smiling, and leaving us with such hopeful words. The extra mile is only one more step than everyone else is willing to take.
Now ... what can I do to create a better outcome using what I have? #NSPRA2021