Empower teens with leadership development programs! Build confidence, enhance skills, and prepare for future challenges today.

Empower your teen during college apps! Encourage independence, authentic decisions, and self-leadership for a standout application.

Foster leadership in the classroom by reflecting on growth zones, relationships, and empowering student voices to inspire confident leaders

Unlock your teen’s leadership potential! Peers Not Fears helps build confidence, resilience, and essential leadership skills for success.

Creating a classroom of vulnerability & empathy empowers students to take risks, embrace growth, & feel safe sharing their authentic selves.

Confronting biases transforms classrooms and leaders. Challenge assumptions, embrace diverse strengths, and see every student's potential.

Uncover the potential of unseen students by challenging biases and creating opportunities for all to grow into leaders.

Every student has leadership potential. When we stop reserving leadership for a few, we empower all students to grow and lead themselves.

Being overlooked as a student shaped how I see leadership potential in others. Here's how I encourage quiet students to step into leadership

With the New Year upon us, I spent time reflecting on why my method of leadership development has been proven time and again - learn why.

There is a lot of talk about burnout. I ask how did we get here? Find out my theory about school here:

We all have the ability to lead. You don't need to be perfect - just try! You are already doing it!

Understanding the myths about leadership allows us to reframe the definitions of what it means to be a leader. Learn leadership myths here -

Leadership and chemistry are both hard. Challenges make us stronger leaders, but we need each support. We can all develop into leaders.

Often we do not have that same expectation for ourselves. We also need to be a part of our own community, one with our fellow educators.

There are many different paths young people can take after high school.

In order to build relationships with our students, we must be vulnerable.

Many people believe that leaders are born - I do not agree.

Education is not “one size fits all.”

It is really a misnomer that consent resides only in the bedroom. It actually happens very early in our lives.