Let's Talk About Words

  As I was reflecting on a conversation today, I had this insight about my philosophy of leadership. I believe that Leaders are only there to help others succeed. Yes, there are tasks to be done, and no we don't want to do their job for them, but we need to help them be successful in their roles. To me that is how I know that I am succeeding...whether my teachers are. It may take some discussions and brainstorming, but isn't that what it takes to "lead" others. If they can't see how to have success on her own, together we need to set goals, figure out a plan and determine how to achieve them.  http://www.amazon.com/Susan-Marie-Schulhof/e/B00IBPFHV8 https://twitter.com/SchulhofSusan

"A sense of humor is part of the art of leadership , of getting along with people, of getting things done." -Dwight D. Eisenhower     I have never wanted to be the boss or be in charge, since I abhor telling people what to do. It is easier for me to just do it myself instead of having to tell someone else what to do. Since I am passionate about taking care of infants and love my job, I can however show others how to do things and model how to be an infant teacher. For me, I choose to lead by my example. Author Susan Marie Schulhof http://susanmarieschulhof.blogspot.com