I’m Dr. Kim Moore, Assistant Superintendent for Career and Innovative Programs and retired military officer. I am honored today to share my experiences in the military and how
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Leaders Celebrate the People in Their Lives
Do you have people you love? Are there people that love you? Well, I hope the answer is yes to both questions. As human beings, love is an
One Leader’s Antidote to Anxiety
Do you often find yourself weighed down with anxiety and worry? Are you tempted to feel like you’re alone in this battle? You’re not! We live in an
Leaders Leverage Design Thinking to Create Better Solutions
As you may well know, I am an educational leader. Yes, I’m an educator in a PreK-12 Public School District. I love my vocation, but it has been
10 Principles for Leadership Success
Before graduating from college, I was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant (2LT) in the United States Army. It was an exciting day for myself and my family. Like
Leaders Take Care of Their Team During Times of Crisis
During a roundtable discussion with several senior leaders, I asked them “what is the most significant issue you’re dealing with?” Well, after several minutes discussing the disruptive nature
Leaders Develop Professionally and Grow Personally
When I assumed my first leadership position in college, I was excited, but I didn’t know if I would be successful. Although my leadership team believed in my
Enhance Your Ability to Lead Others
Do you consider yourself a successful leader? Leadership skills are highly sought after by organizations. Leadership is challenging. It’s part science and part art. Science can be learned
5 Techniques to be a More Participative Leader
Have you ever worked in an environment where everyone seems frustrated, including yourself? If not, here’s an example where a leader shared their frustration with their current organization
Leaders Understand Their Organization’s Culture
Defining and creating a workplace culture that works for your organization is one of the more challenging tasks for a leader. However, as you well know, you can’t