Change Your "Stinkin Thinking" Because Your Words Matter

The Dips of Doubt

Have you ever wondered if your words hold power beyond their surface meaning? In this thought-provoking conversation, Susan and Tessa delve into the profound impact of our words on ourselves and others, using a fascinating rice experiment as an example.

Join us as we explore how our words can create positive or negative outcomes in our lives. Discover how changing your "stinkin thinking" can lead to a more fulfilling and uplifting life experience.

In this video, we'll discuss:

1. The rice experiment: How the words we use can affect our environment and the people around us.
2. The importance of choosing our words wisely and how they can impact our mental and emotional well-being.
3. Tips for cultivating a more positive mindset and shifting our language to reflect a more optimistic outlook.
4. The power of words in shaping our relationships and the world around us.

If you're ready to transform your life by harnessing the power of your words, don't miss this engaging and informative conversation between Susan and Tessa.

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The Hosts of The Dips of Doubt:

Tessa Brock

Tessa is a passionate, engaging and inspiring presenter who tackles the tough topics of Organizational Culture, Trauma Responsive Approaches, Communication, Reflective Practice, and Self-Care with a balance of expertise, honesty, and humor. Tessa has worked with schools through Fortune 500 organizations to enhance interpersonal interactions. Through her genuine and authentic manner, Tessa skillfully uses story to drive home key concepts that make a lasting impression. Tessa has a Master’s degree, is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), is Infant/Toddler Mental Health Endorsed Level III (IMH-E III), and is a Certified Executive Coach. Tessa actively coaches, trains, and consults with organizations and schools to enhance relationship-based and trauma-responsive skills and strategies used with professionals, students, and parents. The Neurosequential Network acknowledges that Tessa has completed NMT Training Certification through the Phase I level. She is an international speaker and national consultant.

Susan Rosenthal

Prior to joining the Pima County School Superintendent's office, Susan spent 30 years in the Catalina Foothills School District (CFSD) where she served in a variety of roles. She found her passion for mentoring early in her career and had a Superintendent who supported her desire to create a Beginning Teacher Assistance Program that helped new teachers onboard, acclimate and thrive. Later her work morphed into an Induction Program through her work as a Career Ladder Supervisor for K-12 educators. Susan's unique approach to teaching, learning and leadership is a result of her K-12 perspective and experiences as a former elementary teacher, high school assistant principal and middle school principal. She was afforded many training opportunities over her career and upon retiring from her former district, she spent her first year mentoring new administrators and coaching individuals obtaining their teaching certificate through Arizona Teachers of Tomorrow. Susan now serves as the Director of LEADNow! In her role, she is the co-facilitator of the LEADNow! Institute for new and aspiring principal leaders, and she provides mentorship to former LEADNow! participants who want to continue to optimize their leadership skills. She has her M.Ed., Standard Principal, PreK-12, Standard Professional Elementary, K-8, Early Childhood Endorsement, and she will receive her NAESP Principal Mentor Certification in April 2024.

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The LEADNow! Leadership Institute is a research and evidence-based curriculum that is delivered locally through the Pima County School Superintendent’s Office in a cohort model. For more information about The Leadership Institute or Mentorship Options contact Susan Rosenthal, Director of LEADNow!. [e-mail]