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on May 27, 2020

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The Key to Instant Popularity!

The key to instant popularity? Make people feel good about themselves. When people around you feel good about themselves, they will like you and seek more opportunities to experience the same inner glow. If it is so simple, why don’t more people do it more often? One simple answer is that we spend too much energy focused on ourselves and our own feelings that we end up ignoring the energy of others, if only by default. Smile Sincere smiles from the heart trigger warm, reciprocal feelings. Praise Compliment. Appreciate. Be specific and avoid insincere flattery. Look for the best in everyone and in every situation. Ask questions that show an interest, listen attentively Use their names. Dale Carnegie, author of the perennial best seller, “How to Win Friends & Influence People,” said “a person’s name is to that person the sweetest and most important sound in any language.” Empathise See the world from their perspective. Reflect back their fee

Education NEEDS to Change!

The former Department for Education Permanent Secretary argues that "monolithic" Whitehall departments are too remote from schools to be cost-effective or efficient in managing the system. He also says that given the scale of public finance cuts and the public's anti-politics mood, the state must rethink its relationship with the schools sector - by devolving power and trusting to frontline teachers, Higher Education and industry. I totally agree with this statement. In a business world, as leaders, we isolate ourselves from the coal face by analysing figures and attending meetings, delegating responsibility for management of productivity to our managers (i.e. Head teachers and Principles). Politics is no different; they disassociate themselves from the coal face, spend their time crunching numbers and making decisions without thinking about the serious impact that their decisions have on the everyday schools, colleges or academies. There are a number of

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