Creativity, Technology, & Wellness
Do you suspect that there is spiritual warfare at work? Is everything going haywire for no apparent reason? Look no further than the Jezebel Spirit. If you are a spiritual person, the breeding ground may be the energies your co-workers are emitting. So, be sure to put on the armour of God everyday before you enter those doors.
I am attending the AVID (Advancement via Individual Determination) Summer Institute this week in Dallas, Texas. It's been a long ten days just before the trip, so I am excited to be here, yet mentally drained. In the Leadership-Advancement strand, and I've gained much insight about AVID implementation, school-wide. My biggest takeaway so far isn't … Continue reading What Kind of Leader are You? A Cage-Buster’s Perspective
The terms narcissist or narcissism are not very common in these parts. We refer to such people as "arrogant", "stuck on themselves", "conceited", or "all about self." It's much deeper than that. There is a name for controling, manipulative, and down right crazy-making people: Narcissistic Personality Disorder!
I'm no expert, but I can share with you some of the best self-investment moves I've made that paid off big time!
Of all the titles I could possibly bear professionally, none will ever trump, MOTHER.
DND is a beautifully written piece that gives you the cold hard facts about divorce, finding peace, and what it takes to move on afterwards. Read how 11 authors put their spin on their truths.
I Struggled to Get Here I've always heard a magical story about how I came into this world. Probably designed to miss me with any traumatic stress, the tales were always simple. One morning, your cousin went over to check on your mom, and she was in labor (no one in the entire family even … Continue reading Be Unapologetically YOU!
When children do not grieve properly after the sudden death of a loved one, they sometimes grow up and become stuck in bereavement. Life events are painful reminders of the hurt they did not deal with during that time...
I remember a certain player I coached once. I thought she was the epitome of the model child. I gave her glowing accolades in front of her parents one day however, and her head dropped. With that, so did my heart. She was embarrassed. Not being used to being appreciated for her goodness by those … Continue reading Push Forward
Three years ago, when I was an instructional coach in the Bertie County School System, a dear friend and colleague turned to me and said something that would change my life. "You know, McCullough? I think you should read 'Tacky The Penguin'. It's a children's book about a penguin who was very different from the … Continue reading I Am Tacky The Penguin
