Self-improvement

Monday, October 5, 2026

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Setting Up a Tech Team Can Develop Students’ Problem-Solving and Leadership Skills

ixing laptops is great, but this tech integration coach shows that high school students can develop a variety of other

New research suggests leadership skills are built through productive struggle and exposure to real-world pressure. I’ve coached hundreds of leaders

“We’ve always done it this way,” is a phrase leaders cringe at, but Julie Winkle Giulioni writes that you dismiss

Leaders are used to hearing that the world is changing fast. New ideas, technologies and ways of working are emerging

We live in a culture that glorifies answers. Leaders are rewarded for decisiveness, speed, and certainty. But here’s the truth:

AI is rewriting PR workflows, layoffs are thinning teams, and the pressure to prove outcomes is intensifying. Together, these forces

When you walk away — not just when a situation gets frustrating — it’s easier to get a new perspective

I still remember my first day as a school administrator at age 34 in Attleboro, Massachusetts. My office looked like

In an era marked by crisis, complexity, and collapsing trust, intelligence alone no longer cuts it. What today’s world demands

Charisma and credentials aren’t enough. In the pressure cooker of leadership, it’s the subtle, often invisible factors that determine who