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We won’t always get the immediate gratification for the work we put into classrooms and schools. Helping each other see that impact brings more people back the next day w/ the knowledge that they impact those around them. Sometimes that’s all we need. #LeadFromWhereYouAre

Joe Sanfelippo

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Gary M Amoroso2 years ago

Hi Joe, I hope you are enjoying your “retirement”. You continue to share a great message, thank you!

Joe Sanfelippo2 years ago

Thanks, Gary!!!! I am!!!! Hope all is well with you!!

Evan Whitehead, M.Ed. Transformational Leader ☮️🙏2 years ago

💯💯💯🎯

Nacho2 years ago

There are two types of leaders: Those that command respect and those that demand it. One earns it and others gladly follow his lead while the other doesn’t get it and has no one following behind. Lead from the front and not shout from the rear.

Greg Styan2 years ago

"True leadership lies in the lasting impact we create. It may not be immediate, but knowing we influence others keeps us going. Lead from where you are! 🌟 #ImpactfulLeadership"

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