So inspired from my last day as instructor of KCI #MERIT23 group w/ Sarah Williams. I am excited to see how they will leverage edtech to build inclusive, equitable learning - let's find ways amplify teachers like these to transform student learning.

I was a #MERIT17 alumni 6 years ago, just learning how to use tech in the classroom. And now, i'm working with the amazing Sarah Williams as a MERIT instructor! Blessed to spend a week with impactful educators ready to use edtech to change student lives!

#merit23 KCI

8 Things to Remember in 2023 🖊️

When people tell me that they want to get back into reading but can’t seem to find THAT BOOK, I have some go-to recs based on what made them love reading in the first place

— here are 56 of them 🧵

A clip from Don’t Look Up, and then a real TV interview that just happened

1470 cases of monkeypox. No longer any point in comparing to the outbreak 19 years ago when we were able to contain it after 47 cases.
Is it time to say the quiet part out loud? Our individualized perspective to public health ruined our ability to control diseases.

57 sentences that will make you a better husband and father today:

6 ways to make money online as an introvert:

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Lock yourself in a room and read these 10 books (you'll thank me later):

23 lies you've been told about the world:

51 Basic Things A Man Must Master In Life.

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Today is my first Father’s Day.

Here are the principles I hope to embody as a father (and teach my child to live by):

Looking for an amazing:

✍️ Blog
📚 Book
🗣 Quote
🖼 Visual
🎧 Podcast
🎙 TED Talk
📧 Newsletter
🎬 Documentary
🧵 Twitter Thread
🎥 Youtube Channel
💻 Educational Platform
👨‍🎓 Commencement Speech
💰 Book Rec From A Billionaire

If so, here are 20 of each:

Night Night

10 must-have Excel skills everyone should know: 📊

The New York Times recently released an op-ed entitled The Greatest Life Hacks in the World (for Now).

It had some absolute gems of wisdom.

Here were my favorites:

15 health hacks that will make you fitter, leaner and stronger

Bill Gates reads 1-2 hours every day and always carries a book with him.

Today he's worth 125+ BILLION dollars.

Here are 20 books Bill Gates recommends reading:

Leadership is hard.

One of the hardest parts is delegation.

How much guidance do you give? When do you do it yourself? When/How to track others to-dos?

As a young leader, I wish I had a cheat sheet for delegation.

So I wrote one.

Read this 🧵 to accelerate your career:

Looking for an amazing book about:

🥦 Health
💰 Money
📜 History
📈 Investing
🗣 Biography
🤑 Marketing
📊 Economics
💭 Philosophy
🧠 Psychology
💪 Self-improvement

If so, here are 20 of each: