High School AP | I don’t just manage the building, I walk it. I lead with presence, not panic. Fighting for kids, clarity, and culture, one day at a time.
Utah, USA
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Super vulnerable with this post as I've included the feedback from my peers and it isn't always nice. But I'm going back into the arena. If that doesn't make sense, read the blog and you'll understand.
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#uted #edchat #tlap #LeadLAP #kidsdeserveit
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Save more money than you think you need. Life is unexpected and your future tastes will likely be more expensive. Not worrying about money tomorrow is worth more than whatever you could buy today.
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I distilled my 4 years of marketing lessons into minimalistic visuals.
1. Sell Benefits. Not features.
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***BUY THIS BOOK!***
Casey Pehrson has created a program called the SELFIE Method that is absolutely incredible! I can't recommend this book enough. Buy it, learn it, and live it! Plus, support a local author who is doing a great work!
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"People do not decide their futures, they decide their habits and their habits decide their futures." - F.M. Alexander
Your present is a result of your actions in the past. Your future is a result of your actions in the present.
Small things become big things.
@SahilBloom
***BUY THIS BOOK!***
Casey Pehrson has created a program called the SELFIE Method that is absolutely incredible! I can't recommend this book enough. Buy it, learn it, and live it! Plus, support a local author who is doing a great work!
amazon.com/SELFIE-Care-Healt…
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A great piece of advice I got from one of my medical school professors - "An hour before 9 is worth 2 after 5"
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Our #FollowFriday this week is @stewhud! In your opinion, how can administrators best support teachers? #TeacherTwitter #K12 #EdChat
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Offensive line explode up and forward off the line ('jump') on running plays. Vertical jump is a good indicator of ability to run block. Freeland is known as an elite pass blocker, but his athleticism gives him the rare combo of great run blocking too (draftdive.com/blake-freeland…)
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6’7” 302 lbs with a 37” vertical?
@BYUfootball’s @FreelandBlake just set a new Combine record for offensive linemen 🔥 (since 2003)
📺: #NFLCombine on @nflnetwork
📱: Stream on NFL+
Stoicism is not about suppressing or hiding emotion—rather, it is about acknowledging our emotions, reflecting on what causes them, and redirecting them for our own good. – at South Jordan, UT
Keeping in mind what is and what is not under our control, focusing our efforts on the former and not wasting them on the latter. Practicing virtue and excellence and navigating the world to the best of our abilities, while being mindful of the moral dimension of all our actions. – at South Jordan, UT
"People talk a lot about medical insurance and life insurance when you get sick. But relational insurance is far more important. I didn’t need my dad’s money, but I could have used some of his friends."
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"The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it." - Henry David Thoreau
Anything you do is a trade of your finite remaining time for something else.
Time is the most precious asset. Trade it carefully.
- @SahilBloom
“Instruction does much, but encouragement, everything.”
— Johann Wolfgang von Goethe – at South Jordan, UT
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This view from the Top of our Harry's Dream lift, looking out over Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming off in the distance... will be forever beautiful. #skithebeav #SEEthebeav #beUTAHful
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When I started to consciously improve my life 3 years ago, I never realised just how important the fundamentals were:
• Sleep
• Training
• Nutrition
• Prioritisation
• Ability to focus
• Delayed gratification
Nail these and you'll control your reality.
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Wisdom doesn’t come from experience. It comes from reflecting on experience.
Between ages 25 and 75, the correlation between age and wisdom is zero.
Gaining insight and perspective is not about the number of years you've lived. It's about the number of lessons you've learned.
