Courageous Conversations

I would like to thank you for

purchasing and reading this collections

of principles that have shaped my

leadership style, my confessions. This

book is dedicated to those like you and

I that sincerely want to be the best

in the role we have been appointed to

serve in. This Principalship is such a

rewarding job, however, if you don’t work

to become the best, this same job can be

detrimental. You have what it takes to

lead the next generation of leaders and

this is just a guide to encourage you to

feel comfortable tapping into the inner

voice you hear daily that guides your

leadership.

The last confession is called

courageous conversation. Confession- 30

Throughout the book, you read these words

a few times, courageous conversation. In

the other sections, those mentionings

were in regards to conversations with

others. The courageous conversations

I sharing with you now are those

conversations with your self.

Principals, be that leader that

you would want to meet at your child’s

school. Be that leader that you would

like your mom to visit. Be that principal

that remembers your name when you see

them in the grocery store. Be that

principal that shows up at the little

league games and graduations. Be that

principal that you can look in the mirror

and see a smile.

When you don’t see that principal

we just mentioned above, have that

courageous conversation with yourself.

Challenge yourself, analyze yourself,

evaluate yourself, confess to yourself,

and correct yourself.

You are the best, you are the

brightest, you are the chosen.

Congratulations, you are The

Principal.

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