Jason Habisch chats with us about taking care of yourself, being a part of a championship team, and recruiting your own board of advisors.
Jason talks about the power of reflection, leaning into a challenge and learning from it, and explains why it’s not what you know, or who you know, but both.
'It's not what you know. It's not who you know. It's both.' - Jason Habisch from episode 110 of #TeachBetterTalk #Podcast #TeachBetter Click To TweetEpisode Highlights
- 3:11 – Chatting about our favorite parts of the “Teach Better” book.
- 6:52 – Tweet to win a FREE signed copy of the book!
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- 11:01 – Previewing the episode with Jason Habisch
- 14:24 – Jason introduces himself.
- 15:30 – Jason’s failure: Stepping away from education and starting a business.
- 20:53 – Jason’s success: Being part of a championship football program.
- 29:13 – What’s keeping Jason excited about education right now: The moments he gets to coach a kid into a vision of themselves that’s much bigger than what they had.
- 34:01 – Jason’s advice for teachers: Be brave enough to be the adult. And recruit your own board of advisors.
- 37:48 – 6 questions answered in 15 seconds or less.
- 39:54 – How to connect with Jason
Guest’s Recommendations
- EdTech Tool: quizizz/quizlet
- Book: “Atomic habits” by James Clear
- Who to Follow on Instagram:
- YouTube/Podcast/Website/Blog: Relaxingsoundzzz
- Daily/Weekly/Monthly Routine: Plan your personal week on a Sunday night.
- Best piece of advice you’ve ever received: “Don’t miss out on your own kids coaching everyone else’s.” – Bill Kerbel
Links to Connect With Our Guest
- Facebook Page: jason habisch
- Instagram: @jason.habisch
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