@jonbartelti
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Retired School Superintendent, Executive Coach, Consultant, Husband, Father of 6, Grandpa of 4, and my views are definitely my own.
Joined July 2009
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Jon Bartelt retweeted
People shouldn't have to wonder what they did wrong every time you walk into the room.
Notice what's working. Tell somebody why it matters.
Your presence should create confidence, not concern.
#LeadFromWhoYouAre #GiveYourselfAChance #SchoolLeadership #SchoolCulture
Jon Bartelt retweeted
When you can't control what's happening, challenge yourself to control the way you respond to what's happening. That's where your power is. 🌊💪
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Start planning now for CHARACTER COUNTS! Week, October 18-24! 🌟
Explore free lesson plans, activities, certificates, posters, and more to help your school celebrate the Six Pillars of Character.
charactercounts.org/characte…
#CharacterCountsWeek #CharacterCounts #SixPillars
Jon Bartelt retweeted
What’s next can make you miss what’s now. The people you lead experience you in the moment you’re in.
Look up. Be present. Notice what’s right in front of you.
Moments don’t last forever. Make them worth remembering.
#1minwalk2work #LeadFromWhoYouAre #GiveYourselfAChance
Jon Bartelt retweeted
Never believe you are above or below anyone. Keep a humble spirit. 💖🌞 - Brendon Burchard
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When you’re up, your friends know who you are. When you’re down, you know who your friends are.
Jon Bartelt retweeted
Psychology says, the less you care about what others think, the happier you will be.
Jon Bartelt retweeted
Caring people make stronger communities. #CharacterCounts
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Stay true to who you are, and you’ll attract those who value you. You don't need to impress anyone. 🌟💞
Jon Bartelt retweeted
The best gift you can give your parents is time.
Be patient. Be present. Be grateful. Be kind and interested. Be loving. Be proud.