The Power of a WhisperIn 2019, I came across a Facebook Post advertising a free 60-minute discovery coaching session. I had just moved to Texas to start a…Nov 1Nov 1
Go Ahead, Ask MeLast week, while in the midst of a lively chat with two new colleagues, a familiar question came up: “So, what are you doing with your…Oct 18Oct 18
The Benefit of a Life InterruptedIt has been a LONG time since I have written — January 2023 to be exact. In 2023, I interrupted the life I had been creating since I was 19…Oct 111Oct 111
Embracing InnovationChatGPT has been a heated topic. While educators may have fears, embracing innovation leads to success and key contributions to society.Jan 19, 2023Jan 19, 2023
Renegotiating My Relationship with EducationThe fall season is an optimal time to (re)negotiate your relationship with education.Nov 6, 2022Nov 6, 2022
Combatting the October Educator BluesOctober is a rough month for educators. The days are getting shorter, the weather cooler, and the breaks become further spaced out. October…Oct 24, 2022Oct 24, 2022
Don’t Let Society’s Narrative Dictate Your Path ForwardThe past few weeks I have spent my days walking up and down the streets of Bushrod. Bushrod is a neighborhood in Oakland bordered by…Jun 14, 2022Jun 14, 2022
Transitioning out of the Classroom? Give Yourself the 30-Day GuaranteeTeaching afforded me a lifestyle where I could purchase some wants and not stress over paying for the necessities, particularly once I…May 18, 2022May 18, 2022
What Are You Centering? The Oscar’s Slap and the Implications for Educational LeadersEducation is a microcosm of society. This week’s violent incident at the Oscars illuminates the types of leadership and centering that…Apr 1, 2022Apr 1, 2022
Professional HealingIn education, there is a consistent call for self-care. Often the framing is at the individual level and void of the systemic and…Mar 12, 20221Mar 12, 20221