Podcast Episodes

Back to Search
Episode 47: How I Led My School While Dealing With Grief

Episode 47: How I Led My School While Dealing With Grief



I am not an expert on grief.

I am not a therapist.

Everyone experiences grief and loss differently.

I am NOT going to tell you how YOU should lead your school while dealing with loss.

I am just going…


Published on 2 years, 3 months ago

Episode 46: Leadership Lessons From Eastern Airlines Flight 401

Episode 46: Leadership Lessons From Eastern Airlines Flight 401



The date was December 29, 1972.

It was shortly before midnight and it was a warm night in Miami. Family and friends waited inside the terminal for Eastern Airlines flight 401 out of JFK Airport in Ne…


Published on 2 years, 3 months ago

Episode 45: The 4 “Soft Skills” That Can Ensure A Long Career As A Private School Leader

Episode 45: The 4 “Soft Skills” That Can Ensure A Long Career As A Private School Leader



As we lead our schools, we face hundreds of unique challenges every day. To properly handle those challenges, we have to use our skills. We all have “hard skills” and “soft skills”.

Hard Skills: Budg…


Published on 2 years, 4 months ago

Episode 44: 6 Strategies To Turn Your Parents Into “Raving Fans”

Episode 44: 6 Strategies To Turn Your Parents Into “Raving Fans”



Earlier this year, Taylor Swift came to my city. Somehow, my 25 year old daughter was able to get tickets to the show. That’s when I started to understand a little bit more about Taylor Swift fans or…


Published on 2 years, 4 months ago

Episode 43: The Unexpected Power Of A Handwritten Note

Episode 43: The Unexpected Power Of A Handwritten Note



I want you to use your imagination.

You are driving home from school and you are stopped at a red light. You are the car closest to the red light and you are watching the cars zip through the interse…


Published on 2 years, 4 months ago

Episode 42: Extreme Ownership (Leadership Lessons From A Navy SEAL)

Episode 42: Extreme Ownership (Leadership Lessons From A Navy SEAL)



In the spring of 2006, terrorists ruled the streets of Ramadi, Iraq.

During Operation Iraqi Freedom, US Army soldiers, US Marines, Navy SEALs and friendly Iraqi soldiers moved quietly through the str…


Published on 2 years, 4 months ago

Episode 41: Watch For These 5 Red Flags When Enrolling New Students In August

Episode 41: Watch For These 5 Red Flags When Enrolling New Students In August



The same thing happens every summer. As sure as there will be fireworks on the 4th of July, you can count on this happening about two weeks before the first day of school.

A parent calls your school …


Published on 2 years, 4 months ago

Episode 40: Use These 4 Strategies To Improve Your New Teacher Orientation

Episode 40: Use These 4 Strategies To Improve Your New Teacher Orientation



Goldilocks was hungry.

She smelled the porridge that the three bears had left behind. She lifted the latch. She walked over to the table, looked at the three bowls of porridge and then carefully sat …


Published on 2 years, 5 months ago

Episode 39: Make Sure That Your Teachers Fill The "Narrative Void" Before Your Parents Do

Episode 39: Make Sure That Your Teachers Fill The "Narrative Void" Before Your Parents Do



I want you to use your imagination.

The QB of your favorite NFL team leaves the game, goes to the blue medical tent, he stands on the sideline for the rest of the game, but he doesn’t return. After t…


Published on 2 years, 5 months ago

Episode 38: Do These 8 Things And You Will Be A More Authentic Leader

Episode 38: Do These 8 Things And You Will Be A More Authentic Leader



In July 2011, a man walked into the Tulsa, Oklahoma Convention Center carrying five glass cups.

PBS was there filming an episode of Antiques Roadshow. This man had bought these cups back in the 1970’…


Published on 2 years, 5 months ago





If you like Podbriefly.com, please consider donating to support the ongoing development.

Donate