Do you think you can be attentive, take responsibility, be competent, and be responsive to people you interact with, with your community, and with your society?

It is easy to sit back and say, "It's not my problem," or "Someone else will do it." Well, we are starting to see what happens in our political world when highly motivated people (that do not have an ethic of care) start wielding the levers of power...not good stuff.

We need to start operating with an understanding of the ethic of care in our local communities and workplaces.

Action Item: What is something that you can do TODAY to show you are more attentive, responsible, competent, and responsive to a need that you see?

Culture Cleanup In Your Scool
 

Joe Sanfelippo says that it only takes 30 seconds to make a positive impact on your school's culture. Whether that is recognizing a learner or staff member, showing humility in front of a group, or just being nice, little actions throughout the day add up to create a culture. 

As a matter of fact, actions speak louder than words when it comes to culture. You may have the best slogans, have those slogans written on the walls, but if you (and I mean YOU as an individual) don't live those slogans through actions, then the slogans are meaningless. A point of fact, what you do means more than what you say (or claim to believe).

As you think about the culture at your work, remember these three signs of a poor culture.

 

 

 

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