# George Thompson
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George Donisthorpe Thompson (18 June 1804 – 7 October 1878) was a British anti-slavery orator and activist who toured giving lectures and worked for legislation while serving as a Member of Parliament. He was arguably one of the most important abolitionists and human rights lecturers in the United Kingdom and the United States.
== Early life ==
Thompson had little formal education and was largely self-taught.
Episode 200: The Top 20 Leadership Lessons From The First 200 Episodes
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 decid…
Episode 201: The Top 20 Leadership Lessons From The First 200 Episodes (Part 2)
You probably already know that I love a good list and I especially love a list that is a countdown. During my teen years, I would tune into Casey Kasem’s American Top 40 Countdown every Saturday night. Of course, I had my cassette player and a blank tape at the ready to record my favorite songs.
O…
Right Move Audiobook by A. M. Arthur
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Right MoveGenres: Historical Romance, LGBTQAuthor: A. M. ArthurNarrator: Greg BoudreauxRelease date: 12-28-2020Length: 9:09:28Language: EnglishPublisher: HarlequinAudioDescription:Opposites attract in this sexy, s…
Episode 202: You're The Chief Optimism Officer (Even When You Don't Feel Like It)
In the corporate world, there are many recognizable acronyms that are thrown around pretty freely. CEO, ROI, MBA, CFO, EOD, R&D and PTO are known by most employees and leaders in the business world.
A company’s COO is the Chief Operating Officer. Their job is to make sure the organization keeps r…
Episode 203: 4 Keys To Making Your Weeknights And Weekends More Restorative
I think that there’s a pretty good chance that this has happened to you:
You finally get to Friday afternoon. You’re exhausted. You tell yourself, “I just need the weekend to get back on traffic.”
And then somehow you get to Sunday night and think...
“Wait a minute. Where did the weekend go? A…
Episode 204: Are you leaving Title II money on the table every year?
Have you ever been in a meeting and heard one of these phrases?
“We need to circle back on that.”
“Let’s put a pin in it.
“We need to think outside the box.”
“We need to find the low-hanging fruit.”
“Let’s make sure everybody is on the same page.”
“We need to touch base.”
“We don't want to…
Episode 205: Parents Can Handle Bad News WAY Better Than Surprise News
I don’t like surprises.
I know some people love them. They love walking into a room and hearing everybody yell, "Surprise!" They love mystery trips where somebody else packs the car and refuses to tell them where they are going. Not me.
I think most private school leaders don’t like surprises ei…
Inside Mizuno: The Technology, Feel & Design Behind Its Latest Clubs
Your Golf Podcast host Nicola Slater chats to George Thompson, Senior Marketing Lead at Mizuno, about the brand’s latest equipment launches and what goes on behind the scenes when developing new products.
Nicola and George explore Mizuno’s Japanese heritage and approach to club design, before divin…
Episode 206: 4 Most Common Lawsuits Filed Against Private Schools (How To Reduce Your Risk)
Goldilocks. You remember the story. One bowl of porridge was too hot. Another was too cold. The third was just right. One bed was too hard. Another was too soft. The third was just right.
School leaders need that same Goldilocks mindset when it comes to legal risk.
On one extreme is fear. That le…
Episode 207: Overcoming The 3 Biggest Problems Caused By "Nice Guy/Nice Gal Syndrome"
I know a few things about you:
You care deeply about people.
You want your teachers to feel supported.
You want parents to be happy.
You want students to feel safe.
You don’t enjoy conflict, and you certainly don’t want anyone to think you are mean, unreasonable or difficult.
Those are…
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