Teach Happier This School Year with Suzanne Dailey
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Design Lessons with Dr. Michele Schmidt Moore
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Extended show notes: https://www.micheleschmidtmoore.com/podcast/54
Hey Designers,
In this episode, you will notice that I had a cold, so I don’t quite sound like myself.
But, I was so excited to talk to Suzanne Dailey about her new book Teach Happier This School Year.
Suzanne and I met at the TeachBetter Conference in October 2022 and bonded over morning coffee and a shared belief that small, consistent shifts you make in your life create big changes.
Listen for the "even though" strategy that Suzanne shares to help us change our mindsets toward a possible crappy day.
She also talks a bit about her inspiration and process for writing her first book. I know many of you have been thinking about writing your own book about what you are passionate about, so you will find this inspirational.
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