Category: Thought Leadership
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Leadership – It’s black & white
I woke up this morning to footage of protests, turned riots in America and solidarity protests across Europe. These were the continuation of activities over the weekend following the death of a man, George Floyd, at the hands of a former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, with a reported history of misusing the agency his…
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Our Educators are the Unsung Heroes of C-19
Rightly or wrongly, the responsibility for the daily health and well-being of Australian families rests on the shoulders of our educators. Why? Because our ability as CEO of our households sees us now responsible for feeding, clothing, educating and supporting our children while also managing through the financial complications associated with managing the delicacies of…
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C-19 – The world has gone mad. Again…
Now, we must STOP, look, listen, think and then act… The shutdown of global industry could well be a by-product of our sheep mentality, but then again it may not… While the ‘Facts’ evade us, so too does the privilege of making informed decisions in our daily lives. So how do we as individuals, sisters,…
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Do’s & Dont’s for Principals @ P& C
The key to success for NSW Primary School Principal’s at P&C meetings is to remember as an ex officio member you do not have a right of veto or the right to gag P&C Association or sub-committee discussions.
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Stop Nurturing Your e-Brand on social
If you do this… You’re signing up for this… And that’s okay, if you understand how the digital ecosystem works. Since 1920’s Australians have been encouraged to consume. Initially through the power of print media, then radio and television. Convenience has driven consumption of products and services for a hundred years, but somewhere in the…
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Say No, Think Know
Imagining a world of independently-minded social animals who say No (to cheap, disposable trends) while thinking ‘Know’ (and thereby understanding the beauty of living exists in the rich tapestry of individual thought, collaboration and celebration of differences.
Tiffanny Junee 