In this series of 4 blogs, I’ll be sharing some of my observations and findings from decades of experience, working with teenagers. The scope of this series will be to provide key suggestions to help remedy the crisis we’re facing in schools today.

Statistics show that more than 90% of youth globally (ages 16-24) have been brought up with direct access to mobile technology (globalwebindex). It’s safe to say that they are inundated and yes, overloaded with information.

In order to best guide our children towards a path of future success, we must be in the moment. We must be in full control of who we are, what we do…

Leadership is the act of guiding and directing individuals or a group to achieve results, either personally or professionally, that individuals in that group would not have achieved on their own.

The world is being transformed by technology and innovation. As society progresses, we find more and more ways to ameliorate and advance our technology to execute actions that we as humans find tedious and tiring.

Our teens are under tremendous pressure to overachieve in today’s competitive landscape. They are faced with the high expectations to excel academically..

It’s true—Gen Z students want to be challenged. They want to be part of the solutions to help solve world problems. They want to be heard, and now more than ever, educators have to become more creative when trying to engage Gen Z students. No longer should learning be taught solely through a text book. […]

As parents we work so hard focused on the development of children and the education they should be receiving. There’s so much emphasis on grades and academic accomplishments that we don’t always stop and dedicate essential time to where our attention should be focused—understanding the major societal shifts that are happening with Gen Z (teens). […]

Today’s educators, parents, youth workers, and researchers are saying many things about our Gen Zers and their beliefs, however, this generation is telling us a different story. Generation Z are forcing corporations to alter how they brand, communicate and run their organizations. When I address parents, educators, and corporate leaders, I ask them to recognize that […]

There’s never been a better time for students to maximize their college experience. Today you’re able to tap into every imaginable resource available – right at your fingertips. While college is a lot of hard work, it can also be a lot of fun. As the adage goes, “it is what you make it!” Since […]