written by: Courtney Lynch While some of us are just starting to use AI, there’s another trend emerging on the other side of the AI use spectrum: superusers ...
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It is my pleasure to introduce you to Brandon! When I reached out to invite him to be my guest this month on Children’s Book Corner, his warm nature and ...
For the next 24 hours, notice every single thing you complain about. Don’t try to stop. Just keep track. You might be surprised by what you find. ...
You went to school. It was the best school you could get into or could afford. You got an MBA. Congratulations! Now what? How are you going to really ...
written by: Courtney Lynch “Pressure is inevitable. Stress is optional.” That’s the powerful wake-up call from Nick Petrie, a well-respected researcher and ...
Last November (2025) I invited my friend, author and educator Andrea Page, to join me on Children’s Book Corner to celebrate the release of her chapter-book ...
We all have blind spots – things we don’t know about ourselves, but others see them clearly. Self-awareness isn’t just nice-to-have for modern day ...
A Not So Perfect Start by Tracy Ludwig, illustrated by Maribel ...
I reached out to Bethany to invite her to be Children’s Book Corner’s first featured guest of the 2025-26 school year because Yours, Mine, Ours seems to be ...
written by: Courtney Lynch Highly successful people differentiate themselves through action. It’s not always what they do. It’s often just that they do. In ...
I invited Jan to join me this month on Children’s Book Corner after reading her book and learning of her classroom connection to visually impaired children. ...
