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Coaching the Whole Educator
Coaching the Whole Educator is a podcast for instructional coaches, teacher leaders, and school leaders who want to strengthen their educators’ effectiveness and resilience, especially the ones who need it most. Each week, you’ll hear quick tips, proven strategies, and coaching mindsets designed to keep you on top of your coaching game.
This show is rooted in a human-centered approach, where we get things done through people’s humanity, not around it. Whether you’re new to instructional coaching or a seasoned instructional coach or leader looking for fresh perspective, you’ll learn how to focus on the mindsets and motivations driving unproductive behaviors. By getting to the root of resistance, you’ll discover how to build stronger relationships, lead with clarity, and create lasting impact in your school.
Coaching the Whole Educator
#45: Being busy can reduce your effectiveness
Did you know your leadership effectiveness is directly related to your ability to sit with discomfort? Sometimes, staying busy keeps us from being present with uncomfortable situations and thoughts. Here's the undeniable reality:
You will face uncomfortable situations.
You will get BUSY.
You will have to make tough decisions.
You will make mistakes.
How can you still make an impact?
In this episode, Becca shares about her recent "yoga incident" and the invaluable leadership lessons she learned from it. Learn more about how to grow your discomfort tolerance, embrace challenges, and lead with resilience by tuning into the conversation Becca has with Brendan Coffey in this episode of Coaching the Whole Educator.
Resources
[FREE E-BOOK] Download my 17 Coaching Tips Ebook
[FREE EMAIL SERIES] Teacher Growth Mindset Series
[PAID PROGRAM] Whole Educator Foundations
(*previously* The Whole Educator Membership)
[LIVE WORKSHOPS] List of current workshops
[FREE WEBINAR] Happy Secret to Building Buy In
[PAID PROGRAM] The Whole Educator Academy
(*previously*Principal-Coach Alliance)
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