Aristotle is credited with the following quote, “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” Someone who knows I am a quote person read this to me recently. A side note – when she first read it to me, I thought she said a quote by, “Eric Stottle”.
The number of meetings I attend in a week can be substantial. Meetings are one of the many things I wish I would have kept a running total of since my first day in a, "real" job after college. I also wish I would have tracked the total number of sticky notes I used since day
I shared something on my social media accounts that told a very personal story to anyone who bothered to read the post. I finally shared that I have struggled for many years with both an eating disorder and severe clinical depression. That’s a lot to put out there for all those eyes to see. But
Many people recall that when I was running for State Representative, the Michigan Chamber endorsed another one of the candidates in the primary race. I know people remember because I still get asked about it. People were shocked and surprised, some were disappointed, and although I didn’t hear from anyone who felt happy about it,
When I first got involved in the Michigan College Access Network I was given a book. I don’t remember the title but one concept really stands out to me from the book. Regarding running a school system like a business, the author said it is a good idea in theory but used the following