Have you ever watched a TED talk that left you dying to talk to someone else about it?
Last week our guest was TEDx speaker Nick Marmolejo. His Ted talk, Are Schools Destroying Purpose, gave us plenty of fuel for further conversation.
Today, we’re exploring purpose driven education.
If you haven’t yet listened to our interview, no worries, feel free to jump into today’s podcast and we’ll link to last week’s episode in the show notes.
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Do you want to feel more motivated, more engaged in life and more excited about your job and your life? Do you want your students to feel more motivated, engaged and excited about not only school but their lives? We all want success, for ourselves and for our students.
According to today’s guest, Nick Marmolejo, there is a missing link that could make all the difference.
Nick Marmolejo, an award-winning educator who works with superintendents and workforce development directors to speak on mental health, career readiness, and school turnaround.
He also the author of a soon to be released children’s book, Where’s My Compass. He's got a lot to say about what might be missing in schools today.
Stay tuned and listen in as we talk about the purpose of education.
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TEDxTalk Are Schools Destroying Purpose? Nick Marmelejo
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Have you ever had a good conversation with someone and really wanted to talk to someone else about it?
Last week we talked with Molly Schreiber of Challenge to Change, Inc. about mindful education. There were so many good ideas, that today we are extending our conversation and sharing our take aways and key insights.
In this episode we discuss the power of resilience, breathing, aligning to core values, presence, transformation and teacher impact. If you're looking for less stress and more calmness in your life, this episode is for you.
Whether or not you’ve listed to last week’s episode yet, please join us today because we are exploring mindful education, something that can help every teacher both in the classroom and at home.
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If you are like most teachers, you struggle to juggle it all. Your to-do list is long, and there are hundreds of things competing for your attention. It’s no wonder that many of us feel overwhelmed and exhausted.
Join us today as we welcome our Guest Molly Shreiber, former teacher and owner of Challenge to Change Incorporated, which empowers teachers and students to live mindfully and embrace health, happiness, and a positive mindset.
In our discussion we talk about the power of resilience, the importance of breathing, mindful education, and how disconnecting from our core values causes dysregulation.
Don't miss this powerful episode as Molly shares why she believes mindfulness is magic!
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Here’s a hint for today’s episode… the person who is easy-going, nice, and that doesn’t cause you any trouble, is easy to take for granted. If you do so however, you may miss out on the gifts they bring and the opportunity to help them to grow into the best version of themselves.
Today we’re talking about Enneagram Type 9. Stay tuned to find out more about the peaceful and adaptable type 9.
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Are you an independent, strong person who is comfortable taking the lead? If not, are you in awe of people in your life who do but you also can’t fully understand them and what motivates them?
When we say words like “direct”, “courageous”, and “confrontational”, who do you think of? The person who just came to mind is likely an Enneagram Type Eight. People who fit the patterns of an Enneagram Type Eight are some of the most powerful, and they can also be viewed as some of the most controlling family members, friends, and students.
This episode is one in our series individually exploring each of the 9 Enneagram types. The Enneagram is a tool for understanding patterns of behavior in ourselves and others.
Today, as certified Enneagram trainers, we are sharing what we have learned that can help us all best love, live with, work with, and teach others who are Enneagram Type 8.
As an Enneagram Type 8 would likely say, “Enough talking. Let’s get to the episode!”
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Who do you know that routinely brings the joy into any situation? Who are your spontaneous, live in the moment friends? Who do you know that is always up for adventure and hates missing out on things?
The person you are thinking of, whether it is yourself or someone else, has the patterns of an Enneagram type 7.
Stay tuned today to learn about the gifts and challenges of the Type 7 and get tips for how to best live with, work with, love, or teach someone with Enneagram Type 7 patterns.
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Do you ever wonder how some people can be so loyal and faithful? Do you value those stable people in your life but also wonder how you can help them to stop fearing the worst case scenarios?
When we say words like “loyal”, “devoted”, and “dependable” who do you think of? The person, or people, who just came to your mind are likely Enneagram Type 6. People who fit the characteristics of an Enneagram Type 6 are some of our most tried and true friends and they can also be some of our family members, friends and students. who are worriers.
The Enneagram is a tool for understanding patterns of behavior in ourselves and others. This episode is one in our series where we explore each of the Enneagram 9 types.
Today, as certified Enneagram trainers, we are sharing ways we have learned that can help us all best love, live with, work with and teach those who are Enneagram Type 6s. As a result of learning about this Enneagram type you will see improvements in your communications and relationships with the Type 6s in your life.
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Do you ever find yourself all caught up in your head, overthinking, over researching, or over analyzing things? You just might be an Enneagram head type, also known as a thinking type.
We’ve shared the Enneagram types who lead with their heart in previous episodes. Now we are going to dive into the types who lead with thinking.
We’ll start today by exploring the Enneagram type 5.
Are you a type 5? Are you friends with one? Do you have family members or students who are type 5?
Stay tuned and let’s find out!
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Do you know someone who is highly creative, artistic or who you would consider a very authentic and unique individual? Today we are going to dive into what is possibly the most misunderstood type of the Enneagram, the Enneagram type 4.
Stick around to find out why we need these people in our lives and get ideas for how you can best work with them, raise them, love them, and teach them.
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