The Private School Leader Podcast

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Episode 200: The Top 20 Leadership Lessons From The First 200 Episodes

Episode 200: The Top 20 Leadership Lessons From The First 200 Episodes15 ago39 min

During the COVID-19 pandemic, billions of people worldwide were stuck in their homes. Some learned how to make sourdough bread and some people got a pet for the first time. Indoor houseplants had a moment and lots of people finally learned how to keep a plant alive.

During my time at home I decided that I wanted to start a podcast.

I had spent a lot of time reflecting on my career and especially on my struggles. I knew what it felt like to have four ulcers and vertigo because my job was so stressful. I knew what it was like to have one of my daughters say, “Dad, when do we get to see you instead of the back of your laptop?”

I decided that I wanted to help other private school leaders avoid the mistakes that I had made.

Now, here we are 200 episodes later, with downloads in 75 countries and all 50 states! I want to say “thank you” to those of you that have been listening since the beginning. I want to say “welcome” to those of you that just found the podcast this week.

I want to celebrate the 200th episode with you. So, on today’s episode of The Private School Leader Podcast, I am going to give you The Top 20 Leadership Lessons From The First 200 Episodes.

Thank you for taking me along with you when you are walking the dog, driving to school or running errands. I appreciate you and what you are doing for the lucky kids and teachers at your school. Thanks so much for listening and thanks for making a difference!

Mark Minkus

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