Nothing quite like seeing your work in such incredible hands. What a team at @ProsperISD!

I would challenge you to find a more passionate, genuine educator or human being than @CrecArtsMiddle1! His school is a model for what is possible for kids and this blog is absolutely worth the read! solutiontree.com/blog/spotli…

I didn’t write Finding Your Balance because I had it all figured out. I wrote it because I didn’t. It’s for leaders running on empty—meant to meet you where you are, not where you’re “supposed” to be. Because schools need great leaders who are effective, efficient, and whole.

Our school leaders are overwhelmed, overworked, and underprepared—and it's taking a toll. Grateful to share my thoughts in @hechingerreport on the leadership crisis in public education. Honored to be part of the conversation. 📝 hechingerreport.org/opinion-… #edleadership #balance

Is there any better hype man than @CrecArtsMiddle1?! Also, I just finished reading this incredible book he contributed to!

Leaders don't set out to become overwhelmed or imbalanced. They find themselves unintentionally guided along an invisible pathway that often begins with a fear of failure, progresses through imposter syndrome, and culminates in unsustainable effort.

Aaron’s guidance, wisdom, and unwavering support helped me grow and thrive as an educational leader. His impact on my journey is something I’ll always be grateful for, and I’m honored to share his story in my upcoming book, Finding Your Balance.

Did you know educational leaders are among the most physically drained professionals in the U.S.? The reason? Imbalance. When you’re in survival mode, even essential needs like sleep and nutrition start to feel like luxuries. Wellness is the prerequisite to being our best.