“Not only are bloggers suckers for the remarkable, so are the people who read blogs.” - Seth Godin

TL;DR

We want the best for our people and this is especially true when it seems that growth seems to be slowing down or worse, not even starting.

Make sure what you are doing is effective, that it is being done correctly, and that there is a way to measure the smallest of changes.

With that said, here are 3 pieces necessary for change to happen at home or school! 👊

1. Effective Intervention

There are a lot of opinions and even more people who are willing to share them. We need to do what works. It can be proven in the research or can be proven in what you are doing in this instance, but it has to be effective somewhere.

2. Do it correctly (mostly)

We don't need perfection. Just about 80%.

3. Measured outcomes

Rarely is change one giant leap from misery to magical. It is usually the smallest of steps in a direction that we don't even see. We don't see it is going in the right direction and quit too soon, or we keep going when we should have stopped a long time ago.

Other resources to help you move things forward

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Blog posts

Start your own blog checklist:

Here is a quick checklist to get you started with you website blow. Remember imperfect action beats inaction, get started and keep publishing (click here to download as a PDF....go to lead magnet)

• Create your blog page then add the blog element

• Add the blog element to your page and select if you want compact or list view

• Start planning your blog topics by Identifying what resonates with your audience. If you are stuck you can use sites like - https://answerthepublic.com/

• Create an outline serves your company goals.

• Write conversationally, like if you were telling a story to a friend

• Pick a catchy title.

• Use several media types (gif, short video, or image) to deliver your messages.

• Use data to back up claims or ideas - make sure to cite all sources❗

• Have a call to action and or give your audience something to walk away with.

• Take 30 minutes to edit your post.