Strong Teacher
Building The STRONG Year: A Month-by-Month Journey Starts with January
How to be an excellent teacher without destroying yourself: Building The STRONG Year, a month-by-month framework grounded in Stoicism, Ikigai, and Kaizen.
Strong Teacher
How to be an excellent teacher without destroying yourself: Building The STRONG Year, a month-by-month framework grounded in Stoicism, Ikigai, and Kaizen.
Teacher Self-Care
Self-care advice for teachers fails because it treats burnout as a personal problem, not a systems problem. Here’s why gratitude and wellness practices only work when you build the foundation first—and how the STRONG Framework creates sustainable teaching.
Weekly Report
Why you feel motivated right now—and three research-backed ways to turn fresh start energy into lasting change.
Teaching
The system is broken. You can’t fix it. But you can decide how you navigate it.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
A quote, a practice, and permission to choose one meaningful goal.
Weekly Report
Foundation before tactics. Start 2026 strong.
AI for STRONG Teachers
I'm building an AI course for teachers. And I'm doing it in public. Here's why—and what I'm learning along the way.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Clarity doesn't come from adding more—more plans, more systems, more resolutions. It comes from subtraction. From releasing what no longer serves you. From creating space instead of filling it.
Education
Discover the top 10 most-read Why Edify articles from 2025—practical classroom strategies, teacher wellness resources, and sustainable teaching practices that thousands of educators turned to this year.
Education
Teachers wait for permission. But here's the thing about permission: The people you're waiting to give it to you... aren't coming.
Weekly Report
Most teachers let the year just end and repeat the same patterns. Here's the 30-minute practice that makes next year different. Free worksheet included.
Why Edify Podcast
Students comprehend more deeply when reading on paper vs. screens. Explore the research on cognitive costs of screen-heavy learning and five practical strategies to reclaim deep work in your classroom.