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Tag Archives: Leadership
Your Words Can Hurt or Heal
For today, take a look at this video: On your blog, react to what you saw. How have words made a difference in your life? Is there a time when a different set of words could have changed everything … Continue reading
What We Leave Behind
Today I’ve been trying to write my Mom’s obituary for the back of the funeral program. It’s hard to boil someone’s life down into a few paragraphs. So – for today, what would you want written about you when … Continue reading
Are you a Thermometer or a Thermostat?
Do you know someone that is a Thermostat? Tell me why you believe that? What contribution does that person make to change the “temperature” in a group or organization you are involved in? How does a person’s attitude reflect the … Continue reading
The $5 Challenge….
Read this article. Text of the article is here Could you make a positive impact on your community with just $5? That’s the question agriculture teacher Robin Grundmeyer asked senior FFA members at Norco High School in California when … Continue reading
Wildorado
This is your Semester Post. Things to remember: complete sentences, spell check, correct punctuation, grammar, all of those things. Proof read before you hit the Publish button! Watch this video Which of the “characters” in this documentary do you most … Continue reading
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The Gold Within
What are your gifts or abilities that you posess? What are your passions – things you care a lot about that may lead to career choices. Are there people in your life that let their performance affect their perspective … Continue reading
The Starving Baker
Why is the story of the Starving Baker ironic? What things keep people from taking time for their own self care and personal growth? In what times have you really needed someone to help pick you up and get you … Continue reading
What is your leadership style?
Take this quiz What results did you get? Did any of the key traits identified by the tool surprise you? Which things did the quiz say were true of you that were not a surprise to you? What were … Continue reading
Opportunities
District Leadership Development Events are next week Tuesday. If you are competing – Are you ready? On your blog, react to the above. What’s one opportunity you have now that you have not taken? Is it the ability to try … Continue reading
Habits – Good, Bad and Ugly
What’s one bad habit we would all be better off without? Why? What habit does a friend or family member have that you wish they would break? Is there a way you could help them break that habit? What’s one … Continue reading