3 Steps to a Memorable Presentation

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Creating a Memorable Presentation Do you have a presentation or a workshop in your future? Are you agonizing over what to present and how to package it in the most meaningful way? Are you wondering how to connect with your audience so they will remember what you shared? Attending a conference is a great way to…

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Teaching a child persistence

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Children and Persistence Here’s a pop quiz for you: Your child begs you to take piano lessons.  You aren’t so sure it’s worth the time and commitment.  After all, no one in your family has an ounce of musical ability and it’s a big expense. She is persistent though so you decide to give it a…

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Your inner critic and playing small…

Your Inner Critic Who do you think you are to start that business, create that product, showcase that skill? What will people think when they see you? What if someone challenges your talent, ability, expertise?   After all…  you don’t really know what you are doing, do you? Everyone else does it so much better.…

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Does failure lead to success?

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Are failure and success related? He won’t do any work in class. She never turns in homework. She is capable, but doesn’t work up to her potential… If you have been  an educator for any length of time, you’ve had a child like this in your classroom. You’ve tried every strategy that you can think…

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3 Secrets to Living Your Passion

Live Your Passion What if every day you were living your purpose and following your calling in life? What if you lived in the present tense rather than holding out for the future?  Ever wonder what would that look like? The place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness and the world’s…

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Six Strategies for a Great School Year

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How to have a great school year It’s the beginning of the school year here in Georgia.  Teachers, parents and students alike are abuzz with anticipation and excitement.  Educators have been hard at work for days; setting up classrooms, planning lessons and getting everything ready for that big first day that sets the tone for…

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