We’ve all been there . . . Someone within your school or district makes a mistake and now that person needs to “pay for it” in the eyes...

When I attended college as an undergraduate, I had a part time job selling shoes at a popular shoe store in a shopping mall located 10...

We hear it time and time again (not to say that it isn’t important): “You have to build trust with your staff.” What is interesting to...

Sarah, a teacher in Nebraska, was looking for a new teaching job. She left her previous position in order to start a family and have her...

Many people ask me and Rebecca about what to do after being “dunked.” Sometimes, even the most astute and skilled leaders are...

As Rebecca and I continue to analyze human behavior and adversity within the field of education, we know that adversity and politics will...

My sister and I didn’t fight a lot while growing up, but when we did, she would run to my mom and tell on me—even when SHE was the one...

As Rebecca and I continue to gather and share stories from school leaders, teachers, parents, and students across the nation about their...

You’ve tried everything with a “toxi-colleague” in your organization: 1. Killing them with kindness. 2. Ignoring them. 3. Bucking...

All of the theory and statistics in the world is no match for the human journeys that we have--which is chock full of our emotions,...