In this episode of Control Shift Lead, hosts Jim Wichman and Adam Busch welcome Scott Jarvis, an expert in athletic administration and leadership. The conversation explores the importance of controlling one's time, shifting perspectives in leadership, and leading with love and vulnerability. Scott emphasizes that everyone has the potential to be a leader and that building relationships and trust is essential in education. The episode is filled with insights on how educators can make a positive impact in their communities and the lives of their students.



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Welcome back to Control Shift Lead! In this episode, hosts Jim Wichman and Adam Busch dive into the back-to-school reality, sharing their personal experiences with the exhaustion and excitement of the first few days. They reflect on the differences between starting the school year on a Monday versus a Wednesday and share some great stories, including Jim's recent travels and speaking engagements in Louisiana and West Virginia.The core of this episode focuses on addressing our first mailbag question from a new teacher who feels their ideas are not being heard in department meetings. Jim and Adam offer practical advice, emphasizing the importance of being proactive, building trust with colleagues, and the value of clear communication. They discuss the "clear as kind" philosophy from Brené Brown and the importance of understanding personality profiles like the DiSC to improve communication within teams. They also stress that a new teacher's fresh perspective is a valuable asset to any team. The episode shifts to a discussion on the "honeymoon phase" of the school year, challenging educators to move beyond initial planning. They introduce the concept of "plan to be in that moment" versus "wait and see," advocating for continuous measurement, monitoring, and adjustment of school initiatives.Be sure to tune in for this insightful discussion on professional growth, team dynamics, and strategic planning.
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Welcome to "Navigating the Nest, From K to Success," your go-to podcast for navigating the vibrant and ever-evolving world of education. In each episode, we explore the spectrum of education from kindergarten through to personal success, offering a unique blend of insights. Join us as we bring together perspectives from school leadership and college guidance, enriched with unforgettable real-life tales from the hallways. Whether you're a parent, an educator, or a student, this podcast is designed to provide valuable insights, hearty laughs, and the confidence you need to navigate the nest successfully.

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Welcome back to Control Shift Lead! In this August episode, Jim Wichman and Adam Busch dive into "The Power of Simple," reminding ourselves how often we overlook its profound impact. Get ready for actionable insights you can implement immediately.First, under "Control," we explore "Optimizing Your First Staff Meeting Agendas."

Discover how streamlining your initial meetings can set a positive and productive tone for the entire school year. We'll share strategies to avoid overwhelming your staff and maximize engagement by focusing on clarity and essential information.

Next, we "Shift" our perspective "From 'My Team' to 'Our Team' – Collective Responsibility." We discuss the profound impact of language and how intentionally shifting our vocabulary can foster a greater sense of shared ownership and collaboration within your school community.

Finally, we empower you to "Lead" by "Cultivating a Culture of Psychological Safety." Learn why creating an environment where team members feel safe to be open and authentic, rather than just vulnerable, is crucial for innovation, problem-solving, and overall well-being.Join us as we unpack these powerful concepts to help you control, shift, and lead with greater impact.

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Join Jim Wichman from Inspired Edification and Adam Busch from AWB Education on Control Shift Lead as they explore empowered leadership, especially for educators during the summer. This episode covers crucial aspects of planning effective evaluation schedules, moving beyond checklist exercises to intentional, high-value processes. Jim and Adam share insights on shifting to an energy-giving leadership model, focusing on building team capacity through effective delegation and leveraging individual strengths. They also provide a blueprint for navigating challenging conversations with staff, always emphasizing the ultimate benefit to students. Learn to refine your administrative planning and leadership approach to lead your school to success. Find out more at https://www.awbeducation.org/ and https://www.jimwichman.com/.

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In this episode of Control Shift Lead, hosts Jim Wichman and Adam Busch explore the critical leadership demands of June, a pivotal month for school leaders. They discuss how to regain control through personal well-being and strong team connections, offering communication protocols and suggestions that encourage prioritizing human connection over digital overload. Discover how to transform August meetings into engaging experiences that ignite passion and commitment. This episode offers actionable insights for leading with purpose and maintaining balance as you prepare for the new academic year. Find more resources at www.awbeducation.org and https://linktr.ee/inspirededification.

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With the school year down to its final stretch, join Jim Wichman and Adam Busch on CTRL+SHIFT+LEAD as they navigate the crucial art of finishing strong with both grace and understanding. In this debut episode, Jim and Adam explore the two sides of the end-of-year coin: the urge to simply count down the days versus the power of making a lasting positive impact right up to the very last bell. Discover actionable strategies to maintain engagement for both educators and students during this final sprint, and listen to touching stories that illuminate the emotional landscape of this unique time. Jim and Adam draw upon their own rich experiences, sharing nostalgic childhood memories of summer's arrival and poignant moments from their principalships that underscore the diverse realities students experience beyond the school walls. They emphasize the vital role of celebrating the accomplishments of both staff and students, offering insights on how to cultivate a sense of achievement and belonging as the year concludes. Looking ahead, Jim and Adam also touch upon the essential planning that paves the way for a successful upcoming school year, providing valuable perspectives on creating a smooth transition. Tune in for inspiration and practical guidance tailored for school leaders navigating this pivotal period in the educational calendar. Reach out to us and connect for more: Jim Wichman - https://linktr.ee/inspirededification Adam Busch - https://www.awbeducation.org/

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