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This is Dr. Kim Moore, and I am on vacation. Now, I know you’re wondering, why am I putting a video together of me on vacation? That’s because I believe leaders need to take a vacation. Why? Because self-care is important, and there are always leadership lessons to be learned no matter where you are, no matter what you are doing.
When I was a little girl one of my favorite activities in the summer was making ice cream at my great grandparent’s house. The days were hot and we would run through the sprinklers giggling and laughing to cool off. When my great grandparents would announce we were going to make ice cream, we would scream and cheer!
Recently I had an interesting conversation with a friend who asked me why diversity is important. My friend, a senior leader in her organization, and I were having lunch. So, I know you are wondering how and why did this topic come up in conversation, right?
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 integral part of our well-being.
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 anxiety-prone world. Far more people than you can imagine grapple with this challenge, and the number is only growing each year.
As you may well know, I am an educational leader. Yes, I’m an educator in a k-12 Public School District. I love my vocation, but it has been a challenging 18 months as we have strived to educate students during a global pandemic.
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 my colleagues, I was both excited and scared to assume my first leadership position.
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