I loved this excerpt from “The Maxwell Daily Reader,” a collection of excerpts from John Maxwell’s work in short page segments. It is an excellent concept for a book, and […]
“We should work on changing ourselves before trying to improve others.” Read More →
Most people have heard of the “Golden Rule: “Do not do unto others what you would not want others to do unto you.” I have always thought that is an
The Platinum Rule for Teaching and Learning Read More →
This blog post is regarding some of my reflections on the book, “The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom” by Don Miguel Ruiz. I recently did a podcast
Always Do Your Best Read More →
For the last six years, I have shared some of my favorite quotes from the past year that has inspired me or made me think deeper about a subject.
20 Inspirational Quotes to Start off 2023 Read More →
As I was warming up for my run, I started to think about how much I have fallen back in love with the practice. I have had this love/hate relationship
After delivering a keynote, I will often provide ample time for participants to reflect and connect before we reconvene in a large group setting. Once we get back into the
Moving Forward with the Best Idea, No Matter Where it Comes From Read More →
As you all know, I have moved recently to a new location. When I think about it, there are ultimately two reasons why I moved; external and internal. I wanted
External change leading to internal change (If you leverage it). Read More →
Recently, I had a fantastic opportunity to work with students for a full week on the idea of “Digital Leadership” and how to use technology to make a positive impact
Getting Proper Permission for Posting Student Pictures Online Read More →
“In the many years I’ve spent in the business world, I’ve realized the huge advantage of being able to bring people along to our way of thinking. Every
What will it look like when we arrive? Read More →
I just finished Ryan Holiday’s “The Obstacle is the Way; The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph” and enjoyed much of the perspective. Several passages stuck out from the
“The Impediment to action advances action.” Read More →
George Couros is a leading educator in the area of innovative leadership, teaching, and learning. He has worked with schools and organizations around the globe to challenge traditional thinking and create a more connected world where all learners thrive.
Join over 40,000 Educators who already get the Newsletter
Web Design & SEO by YEG Digital
Join over 40,000 Educators who already get the Newsletter