Category Archives: Self Help

In actuality what I really need to do, and what I started to learn at EduCon, is let loose and find the solution in playfulness. Continue reading →

TweetThe Way It Is There is a thread you follow. It goes among things that change. But it doesn’t change. People wonder about what you are pursuing. You have to explain about the thread. But it is hard for others … Continue reading →

How do you know when you need to stir the string in life to keep from getting stuck? Continue reading →

TweetI don’t make New Year’s resolutions. I make birthday resolutions. Tomorrow is my birthday, so I figured I’d report in. Last year, I vowed to be passionate about something…anything. I had just moved to Chicago from Costa Rica and was … Continue reading →

As a teacher, it’s imperative you have a pixy stix like passions. Something puts a quick smile on your face. Continue reading →

Often times we forget that the people we admire most and aspire to be like (celebrity or not) did not emerge from the womb with a gold star stuck to their forehead. Continue reading →

TweetOwing to the fact that I love to swim and that I don’t own a car, I was recently forced to join the only gym in a three mile radius that has a pool. Under no other circumstance would I … Continue reading →

It can be really scary to tell people, especially those who hold your job in their hands, what you need. Continue reading →

Reflecting on how mentors essentially build who we are as teachers Continue reading →

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