Welcome back from your brief respite and first taste of the holiday break season. A small part of me wants to play into the countdown game of how many days until
Have you ever found yourself feeling a little overwhelmed and you weren’t really sure how to proceed or what to do next? I’ll answer that question for us all…YES, we
I’ve been talking to a lot of teachers about going back to school already. There is fear, apprehension and at times even disappointment and sometimes anger. The way we left
We spent the last few weeks going through how to create a Teacher Self-Care schedule N.O.W. (not only on weekends) but what happens when we’re on our sunny summer break?
Without reflection, we go blindly on our way, creating more unintended consequences, and failing to achieve anything useful.”~Margaret J. Wheatley Now that we’re rapidly moving to the end of the
“It is when we are in transition that we are mostcompletely alive.”– William Bridges This week is the FINAL part of the framework for a daily school self-care routine. In
Your soul needs time for solitude and self-reflection. In order to love, lead, heal and create you must nourish yourself first. – Linda Joy I read an article this week
Intention is more than wishful thinking—it’s willful direction.It is a philosophy of the heart put into practice, a consistency of conscious patterns of thought, energy, and action. Through intention, we
Quiet the mind, and the soul will speak~Ma Jaya Sati Bhagavati As promised, I wanted to provide you with one Teacher Self Care N.O.W. (not only on weekends) tip each
“Instead of focusing on that circumstances that you cannot change – focus strongly and powerfully on the circumstances that you can.” ~Joy Page It’s Monday morning and I am kind
