Masters of Resilience
Season 1
by Ryan Seager and Mark Phillips
In this episode of the Masters of Resilience podcast, Jeremy Mann shares his journey of founding a diverse classical Christian school in Chicago. He discusses the challenges faced early on, the need for a long-term vision, and the significance of investing in people and building trust within an organization. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Resilience and Leadership 00:58 The Journey of Starting a School 03:14 Overcoming Challenges During COVID 08:53 The Role of Leadership in Founding a School 15:34 Execution and Long-Term Vision in Education 20:17 Investing in People and Building Trust 25:00 Prioritizing Focus in Leadership 27:50 Commitment to Socioeconomic Integration 31:00 Creating an Inclusive School Environment 32:55 Long-Term Vision in Education 38:13 Embracing Discomfort for Growth 44:08 Engaging with the Field School Community Learn More: https://thefieldschool.org/ https://www.mastersofresilience.com/
Resilience can be viewed as an outcome. It is often the result of being disciplined in other things. When we chase discipline and surround ourselves with others that refuse to negotiate with themselves, that develops true resilience. Follow Jon's journey: https://www.jonpeacock.com/ https://www.unfinishedleadership.com/
Resilience is the capacity to go through stretch moments and come back into shape. Follow along with Dr. McKenna and his journey with WiLD Leaders here: https://www.wildleaders.org/ contact@wildleaders.org
Take care of the roots and the fruits will take care of themselves.
Three habits to live a high impact life: Write a personal plan and get clear on your values and priorities. Pre-plan your week on Sunday nights and have a strategy for the upcoming week. Assess your daily execution and progress each morning. Follow Pete and pick up his book here: https://www.peteochs.com/
Lean into your instincts. Have gratitude with progress while pushing to reach the next level. Follow Josh and his journey on The Pitch https://www.thepitch.show/
When you’ve been to the depths, to the deepest part of the ocean, to the places you don’t visit often, it’s about how you respond that marks who you are. Find, follow, and support Daniel in the following ways: Seasons' Yield Farm - https://seasonsyieldfarm.com/ Spotify (The Baker and The Farmer) - https://open.spotify.com/show/7lczgeYp2XBhOILEjOWmZS?si=31624fed8aeb4dd7 Apple Podcasts (The Baker and The Farmer) - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-baker-the-farmer/id1710585152 YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@TheBakerandtheFarmer
Suffering produces perseverance; perseverance develops character, and character leads to hope.
Run towards the hard conversations. We treat relationships more fragile than they really are.
When you face your biggest challenges, is often when you are closest to victory.