..I’m “dead man walking” in many ways. I don’t mind – it’s allowing me to enjoy more of what I like about the job.
It just doesn’t make for a good tweet storm!
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What Every New Principal Should Know About Money
Considering the awesome responsibility of school leadership? These 7 pieces of money-related advice will help set you, and others, up for a better financial future.
Quarter 1: 2021 Goal Review
It’s our quarterly goal review during the strangest quarter of our financial journey. Things are changing – what comes next?
Brain, Balance, and a (mini) Break
It’s taken me way too long, but as I’ve gotten older I’ve actually started paying attention when my brain kicks back…
Tips for Giving a Great Farewell / Retirement Speech for a Teacher
Being asked to give a farewell speech is a great honor, but it can also be stressful. These tips will help you deliver a memorable moment to a deserving educator.
What is Liquid Net Worth & Why Should You Care?
Net worth is a key concept in personal finance. Liquid net worth is an important variation. This quick overview will help you understand the what and why!
11 Top Assistant Principal Interview Questions, Answers, and Tips – 2021 Update
The assistant principalship is a great entry into school administration. It provides a good balance of leadership while staying connected with students. The job market is competitive. This post will help you get hired. (2021 Update)
FI Quotes from The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli
“We systematically err in the same direction. That makes our mistakes predictable, and thus fixable to a degree—but only to a degree, never completely.”
What Is a School Superintendent?
The superintendent is the most powerful person in a district. Right? What does a superintendent even do? Learn more…
New Teacher Financial Advice I Wish I’d Been Given
If someone had just said these 15 things to me, I’d have enjoyed my job even more and reached financial independence much sooner.