Have you ever been the victim of gossip at work, where you walk in the room and you’re so sure people have been talking about you? Or maybe you’ve been gossiping about someone and then been busted as they walk into the room? Neither one feels good, right?
In this episode we discuss integrity and gossiping in the workplace and why we, as teachers, need to be uber careful as our integrity is on the line here. I also share with you a story about teachers caught gossiping and the impact that had - hint, it went much further than you may think. If you ever get sucked into the world of gossip at work and really want to stop, make sure you listen to today's episode - it will change your whole mindset.
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[40] If it won't matter in 5 years, don't spend more than 5 minutes worrying
[39] How to gain respect
[38] Strive for progress, not perfection
[37] How to have a great day as a teacher
[36] Action cures fear: procrastination fertilizes it
[35] You won't always feel like it: do it anyway
[34] Don't confuse bad days as a sign of weakness (those are the days we're actually fighting the hardest)
[33] Why affirmations haven't worked for you and the key missing step
[32] Forget the mistake, remember the lesson
[31] Relaxation techniques I use as a teacher
[30] Never stop doing your best just because someone doesn’t give you credit
[29] The importance of personal development for teachers
[28] What you do today can improve all your tomorrows
[27] It is what it is - things change, roll with it
[26] The best time for new beginnings is right now
[25] How to stop worrying and stressing and switch off your teacher brain
[24] Maybe it isn't about the ending, maybe it's about the story
[23] How to effectively set and achieve your goals
[22] Is teaching taking the best of you?
[21] Habits for a healthier teacher life
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