Category Archives: Leadership

Economics – Journeyman – October 30

This is our last economics class for the foreseeable future. (Cue weeping, wailing, sorrow and lamentation. I’m feeling it, too! And, even if you don’t feel that way, we can still be friends.) The format for this week is much the same as previous weeks, with one big difference. Because there are more readings (not […]

Synopsis of “Understanding and Clarifying Your Values”

Blackwood and Mauser guide readers through a proven process to define and prioritize personal values that shape decisions, behavior, and life direction. The core idea: our values—what truly matters to us—are often unexamined. By making them explicit, we gain clarity, choice, and authenticity. Starter List of 70 Values

Synopsis of “Telling Yourself the Truth”

Telling Yourself the Truth teaches that many of the problems we face—like anxiety, depression, anger, and low self-worth—come from the lies we tell ourselves. These lies are often hidden in our thoughts and feelings, like “I’m a failure,” “Nobody loves me,” or “I’ll never be happy.” The authors introduce a method called Misbelief Therapy, which […]

Leadership Apprentice: April 3 LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP: Very few people know that habits of the world’s best leaders. Knowing HOW to lead as a habit is game changing! (OPTIONAL) If you want to take this year’s values to the next level, you can get the audio book, “The 6 Habits of Growth” by Brendon Burchard and listen to the chapter on […]