Once I checked my own bias at the boarding gate to my flight, I saw a country with a young population, a progressive message from a young crown-prince, and a creative and...
In my recent interview with Trummie Patrick, one of the top insurance agents in the country, three things stand out for me.
He loves what he does. He loves helping people and...
Do you know the difference between e.g. and i.e.? If your answer is no, or that you think you do but you’re not sure, you’re not alone. Here’s a quick refresher on how to use...
When you take a hard look at your compensation, you probably focus on the tangible rewards. You total up your base pay, bonus, commission, stock options, benefits, and perks to...
You may think of yourself as a strong leader, and you may be, but you might be missing a few things that you need to reach the greatest long-term growth and achievement.
WRITTEN BY DIANE VACCARO
A common problem that I find myself in when parenting my children is I often feel that we are using the same words but have completely different...
By Natalia Rietveld
Hamish Brewer is not your typical principal and his unruly approach is yielding academic excellence from the most unlikely places.
Born and...
"Be the leader you wish you had." --Simon Sinek
Professional learning in many districts must undergo radical reform, from a model that's outdated and ineffective to one that's...
Long before Law and Order, Lieutenant Columbo was the detective that TV fans adored. Running from 1968-1990, millions hung on the edge of their seats waiting for each Columbo...
If there’s one thing I’ve learned, to depth of my core, about being in education, it’s how deeply we get connected to our students and how much of what goes in their...
INTRODUCTION
My name is Dr. Stephen Peters and I am a member of the 1980 Class of Ubiquity at Hampton University (though my official graduation date was May 1981). I...