Great leaders constantly pursue the practices of greatness so that, in those critical moments, they stand the best chance of experiencing success.

Leaders must be well-versed in the "heart" of forgiveness.

Greatness begins by aiming at what truly matters.

A genuine leader is not a searcher of consensus, but a molder of consensus.

May we carry hope forward with purpose and with deep, abiding trust, not just that things can get better, but that we can make them better.

If you're anything like me, you've already failed, too.

As you push through The Final Stretch, remember that you’re having a continuous impact on everyone around you. If you weren’t, you wouldn’t be a leader.

In these final weeks, focus on controlling the controllables. That’s how you finish strong.

More than they need your gifts, teachers need your words.

As you round the final corner of the school year, I just wanted to provide a few thoughts to help you and your team finish strong.