Education

How your life feels, is more important than how it looks. It’s very easy to pick out other people’s flaws and faults, but are you able to criticize yourself, or are you always focused on what [...]

This year has been rough, to say the least. Because of the pandemic, we have seen changes that will be in effect for a long time, if not altogether transforming our social and societal ways. From [...]

Back in 2015, Jessica Brondel reached out to me to ask if I would consider being a presenter at the first Northwest High School Career & College Fair. Of course, the answer was a resounding [...]

If I told you that this whole Covid-19 social distancing thing was my jam, I would be lying. Big time! While, in truth, as I have gotten older, I have become a bit of an introvert. Yet in my [...]

Go Big Give The  Leadership Center is participating in this year’s Go Big Give event. Go Big Give is a 24-hour online event where you can donate to your favorite non-profits in four [...]

There is a common belief that you are either a creative person or are not. It’s something you are born with and it’s not something you can learn. I too thought this was the case. Now, well into [...]

When I looked up the definition of “Vulnerable”, the Merriam-Webster dictionary says it is “capable of being physically or emotionally wounded.” What the dictionary didn’t say was that once we [...]

I’m over the moon and I’m not coming down. The Leaderships Center’s D4LC program just launched two new camps for this summer! -Camp Traverse -Navigate Day Camp These two camps offer young leaders [...]

This past Friday and Saturday I had the opportunity to sit in and experience our FLEET program for the first time. For those who are unfamiliar, “FLEET is our advanced leadership program tailored [...]

I always love when I get an email or call from a teacher asking me to come fill in for a class. While I love the work I do on property at The Leadership Center, taking to the road and spending [...]