Blog · Page 7 of 13
Essays, book notes, and research on compassion, education, well-being, and care.
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Setting goals is one thing. Actually achieving them is another. After years of teaching, coaching, and personal transformation (including my own 200-pound weight loss journey), I've learned that the difference between go...
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If you read this blog, you can probably figure out that I love a good matrix. In the blog post "Creating a Culture of Trust and Safety with Students," I discuss the "Is It Safe? Is It Worth It?" matrix from Stephen Shedl...
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How “Difficult” Strategies Actually Fit the Framework
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I remember the smell. Even today, if I were to walk into an antiques store, that smell transports me back to some old barn in some rural town, collecting treasures for my mom's antiques store.
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Authentic Questions in the Mentor Mindset: Definition, Science, and Practice
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The inquiry mindset is about asking questions that get below the surface, challenge assumptions, and lead to thoughtful decisions. Several tools embody this mindset, helping us think clearly and communicate with care. Le...
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Have you ever heard the adage, often attributed to Socrates, Buddha, or the Sufi tradition:
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Trust is considered the cornerstone of cohesive societies, resilient organizations, and meaningful relationships. Although frequently discussed, the underlying architecture of trust remains intricate; an interplay of psy...
