eaching is more than a career-it's a calling. Whether you're starting out or have been in the classroom for decades, you've likely felt the weight of this work. Teaching is one of the most emotionally demanding professions. Many educators-new and veteran alike-feel overburdened, undervalued, and unsure if they can make the difference they were called to make. Stress, compassion fatigue, and burnout have made teacher retention a nationwide crisis.High Five to Thrive: Five Proven Practices to Unleash Your Passion for Teaching is your guide to move beyond survival mode. For new teachers, it offers tools to build a solid foundation, manage stress, and find confidence in the early, often overwhelming years. For experienced teachers, it provides an opportunity to reignite your passion, reconnect with your purpose, and approach your work with fresh energy and renewed hope.This practical, uplifting resource can help you:

• Build confidence with five simple, research-backed practices
• Take meaningful action by creating a personalized plan
• Recognize growth with a pre- and post-assessment
• Restore hope through relatable educator scenarios
• Tune into your passion for education

Wherever you are on your teaching journey-overwhelmed, inspired, exhausted, or just unsure-this resource can help you claim your passion and thrive.

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Leadership Consultant Enabling Organizations and People to Be Their Best.

Chris' leadership model isn't what you'd expect.

It isn't a Fortune 100 executive or a hardworking manager who encouraged him to be his best.

It was his high school math teacher, who inspired greatness in students and enabled them to achieve far more than expected.

Why do some leaders inspire greatness, while others create toxic or stagnant environment?

While leadership models abound, poor management and unhealthy workplaces are common, stifling the potential of people and organizations. Why did a high school teacher succeed where so many business leaders fall short?

To find out Chris surveyed hundreds of people about their most powerful and positive leadership experiences. A clear pattern emerged: stories of inspirational leaders who brought out their best did occur but were uncommon in the workplace.

Chris seeks to reveal what drives inspirational leadership and how it empowers individuals, teams, and organizations to achieve more than they thought possible, in a healthy, sustainable way.

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Inclusive Design Innovator | Resilience Entrepreneur | Patent Holder | Brain Injury Survivor | Founder of Egghead Soques® | Children's Author | Social Impact Inventor

When we think of innovators, we might envision tech geniuses in Silicon Valley, corporate titans with ivy league degrees, or young entrepreneurs chasing unicorn startups. We rarely picture them emerging from traumatic brain injuries, swimming pools that excluded them, or the depths of unimaginable personal loss.

Enter Tess Padmore – inventor, writer, and resilience personified. In her revolutionary headwear designs, Tess isn't just creating products; she's dismantling barriers, challenging industries that have overlooked diverse needs, and transforming personal trauma into purpose-driven solutions.

Her patented Egghead Soques don't merely cover heads; they liberate people from exclusion—whether it's Black swimmers fighting chlorine damage, cancer patients seeking dignity beyond "sick person" caps, or everyday folks wanting headwear that truly fits their unique hair textures and lifestyles.

She invites consumers and audiences alike to experience the radical inclusivity of her tagline "All You Need Is A Head™"—all while holding the transformative truth that innovation often springs not from privilege or ease, but from the very challenges designed to break us.

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