Do you eat leftovers? Some people do and some people do not. I eat them. Some things are just better the second time around. Chili and meatloaf sandwiches to name a couple.
While food leftovers can be alright with some foods there is one area where we should not be settling for leftovers. Our self improvement.
We are now 53 days until the first day of 2023. Have you committed to being better at something when January 1, 2023 rolls around?
You may say that you want to be better but what time are you really giving to your own self improvement and development?
Do you give yourself fresh minutes or leftover minutes? Do you make time at the start of your day or do you just give yourself some leftover time at the end of the day when you are tired and run down from your day?
You can’t give yourself the best chance of learning and becoming as good as you can be by trying to do it with leftover time. Every day for 53 days give yourself your best.
Enjoy your leftover chili but don’t settle for giving yourself the leftover time.
Meet Todd Gordon, a seasoned educator, coach, and activities administrator who dedicated an impressive 37 years to shaping the lives of students within the realm of education. His career has taken him on a remarkable journey through nine different school districts, ranging from the intimate setting of a small school to the dynamic landscape of a large, multi-high school urban district – truly everything in between.
In 2022, Todd embarked on a new chapter, retiring from his illustrious career in education. However, retirement did not signal an end to his passion for making a positive impact in the realm of sports and activities. Todd joined BOUND, a leading sports software company, where he continues to contribute his wealth of experience and knowledge to support activity administrators and coaches.
Beyond the professional arena, Todd’s personal life is a testament to dedication and enduring love. Married to his wife, Deb, for an impressive 40 years, they have navigated life’s journey together. Their family has grown to include three married children, each on their unique paths, and six delightful grandchildren who bring joy and laughter to their lives.
Todd authored and published his first book, “The Power of One. One Word Leadership”, in 2022.
His newest project is the “The Pursuit”, and it starts with new writings on a new page on this website. Todd delves into the essence of your daily pursuit of excellence, offering insights on growth, resilience, and the power of redemption. By weaving daily Scripture insights into our exploration, we bridge the timeless with the contemporary, inviting you to reflect on leadership principles grounded in spiritual wisdom.
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