While I love Ohio, I don’t love the gloomy winter months. I’m learning that it isn’t the cold that gets to me, it’s the lack
Tag: Leadership
The Art of Reflection: Review – Reflect – Act
French impressionist Claude Monet is known by his amazing brush strokes to create such vibrant works, such as the Water Lilies (right) from his home.
My #OneWord for 2020 – FLOW
In elementary school, it was tennis. I had so much love for the game of tennis, that I was absorbed in it. I was eager
Staying Out of No Man’s Land
Introduction A definite highlight of my teaching career was also spent on tennis courts coaching our student athletes and making positive connections with students. A
Is Everyone Ready? Three Tips to Lighten the Load
In the book Wired to Resist, Author Britt Andreatta shares insights on the impact brain science has in helping leaders to work through the change
Excited About My First Year in Education…For the 22nd Time!
I can still imagine the way Bill’s eyes scolded me for interfering with a magical moment for my own son. Bill had excitedly extended an
Neil Gupta, Ed.D. 