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Administrative Restructuring in Times of Decline

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By Patrick Lencioni
| AASA Radio- The School Superintendents Association
When drops in district enrollment require a reorganization, know it can be carried out with humanity and sensitivity David Moyer (right), superintendent of Northport-East Northport Union Free School District in Northport, N.Y., reorganized his administration in response to falling enrollment. PHOTO COURTESY OF NORTHPORT-EAST NORTHPORT UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT In public schools, personnel costs are the main driver of the expenditure side of the budget.
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259. Beware the High Achiever

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By Patrick Lencioni, Russell Reynolds Associates, Richard Ellis, Stanford GSB
| NextByte1
If you’re achieving at a high level while ignoring the health of your inner life, how can you reset? In episode 259 of At The Table, Pat and Cody explore why high achievement can be a warning sign rather than a badge of honor. They explain how leaders often use success to compensate for fear, insecurity, or unresolved personal issues. The conversation underscores that true leadership effectiveness begins with inner health long before it shows up in organizational results.
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Why So Many Americans Romanticize Socialism - And Why They’re Wrong

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By Patrick Lencioni
| The Daily Wire Verified
Socialism is back. We see it with the election of Zohran Mamdani as Mayor of New York. We also see it in polling from the Cato Institute that suggests many young Americans view socialism favorably: “Among Americans under 30, 62 percent feel favorable toward socialism…” Beyond the obvious economic and political dangers of socialism, one component receives relatively little attention: the culture of work.
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