The 100 Percent Principal Podcast

Now that most of us are back in school, we're all pretty busy with all the tasks that inevitably demand our attention at the beginning of the year. And while those tasks are often important, there are...

I don't know anyone who LOVES a meeting. That's because most meetings feel like a waste of time. On today's episode, you'll discover 5 meetings that should be on every principal's calendar each week a...

We've all heard the advice that we need to "inspect what we expect." But, the way that our training has weaponized this advice in schools is pretty awful. We see the word "inspect" and are told it mea...

In this final episode of the Summer Success Secrets Series you'll discover the difference between the duties of administration and the work of true Buildership. You see, we were told that the duties o...

In this penultimate episode of the Summer Success Secrets Series we're going to take a deep dive into the Theory of Diffusion of Innovation to discover a secret Builders know about how to get their en...

What would you do if you had an extra half day per week to work on the things you never get to work on during the school year? I'm not talking about emptying your email inbox, returning calls, or catc...

What do you do when someone tries to attack your vision? They say it's too big, or too much too fast. Or, they act as if they support your vision but they raise questions that shake your confidence or...

For years we've been taught that if we just believed in our people enough, they would rise to the level of our expectations. So why is it that when we set high expectations of our staff, we are often ...

You've probably heard the advice before to be proactive rather than reactive. It's really a no brainer. It's much easier to prepare than to repair. And yet, it's easier said than done. "Emergencies," ...

Have you ever felt stuck? Not only is it frustrating, but it can be downright demoralizing, especially if you are doing everything you know to get unstuck and still feel trapped. In this next installm...