ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Let me start with something that every teacher should hear.
You never teach just one subject.
If you teach leadership…
you’re teaching what power looks like.
If you teach psychology…
you’re teaching what thinking is.
And if you teach adults…
you’re teaching adulthood itself.
Every teacher teaches two subjects.
The curriculum…
…and themselves.
But beneath all of that sits a much bigger question.
What kind of thinking environment am I constructing?
That’s the question I want to explore today.
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