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Five Categories of Development “Clients”

Some of the hundreds of the faith-based and private schools I’ve visited with over the years have, at one point, told me, “We’re in trouble,”[…]

The Five Element Theory

If you’ve read the article “Systems Thinking for Education: Not a New Concept” as part of the Good To Know category on this site, you’ll[…]

Five Ways to Increase Revenue

It’s no secret that in faith-based schools, there have been many discussions about the school’s “nature.”  Is it a business, or is it a ministry? […]

Five Ways to Reduce Your Stress

Even though the holiday and holy day season is over, there are probably still significant stressers you’re experiencing.  Sad to say, it’s part of our[…]

Why a Tetrahedron?

This article is a continuation from last week’s article about “Tetrahedronics.”  It explained the systems thinking involved, since most of us are very good with[…]

Why “Tetrahedronics?”

Since we’re starting a new year, let’s start at the “beginning,” with a little bit of how “Tetrahedronics” came into existence. “Quintelemental” (or “Pentelemental”) is[…]

Five Wishes For Your New Year!

In the spirit of “pentelemental” systems thinking – that is, any successful system has to have at least five elements – may you and yours[…]

PEACE In Leadership

One of my mentors, Sr. Gertrude Foley, passed on in June of 2023. One of my most favorite discussions with her centered around the leadership[…]

Setting Goals for the New Year? You Might Want to Set Up The System Instead

As a year ends, or a new one begins, it’s not uncommon for sales team members to go through an exercise of analyzing their respective[…]