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Have you ever wondered about your ability as a leader? Are you new to leadership? Do you have doubts about the choices you are making and the direction you are giving your team?In this book, Randy Maus shows us how to Be the Boss by applying skills to change our mindset, improve our communication and master our effectiveness as a leader. Understand the hard truths that come with being a leader while developing the ability to handle them. Learn how to listen for what people are really saying. Create a culture of accountability and purpose. Years of experience and training are brought together in this book that will deepen any leaders insight and create advanced leaders in any organization. The world is in need of good leadership, and you are the person it needs.

This book is both practical and soulful, a glimpse into the mind and heart of a perfectly imperfect mother and human. You get a front row seat to a story of how to let go of the idea of perfectionism and be gentle with yourself in the process. You also get concrete advice on how to live a life of caring for yourself so that you can better care for others.

Your Freedom Journal is the first in the series of Journals from the Number 1 Results Coach and Bestselling author, Shawn Shewchuk. It was designed with you in mind, to help you to punch past your goals and objectives, and do it in less time. Everyday for 12 months, Shawn Shewchuk guides and motivates you to reach higher and achieve more.Make your next year the best year of your life with Your Freedom Journal.

With over 30 years as a teacher and principal, Margot understands the day to day experiences and challenges that are faced by educators. We are seeing kids with academic struggles and gaps. Often these gaps are due largely to unmet social or emotional needs. Margot demonstrates how you how to meet your students where they are, build a trusting relationship with them that will allow them to learn and fill the academic gaps they have. Research has shown that students do better when educators and parents work with them rather than teaching at them. or doing it for them.