back

Uncategorized

Today’s Class: March 2, 2018

Today’s Class: March 2, 2018

No guest today.  Instead,

a conversation about “happiness”.

We began by reading an article entitled “11 Habits of Supremely Happy People” by Dr Travis Bradberry, the award-winning author of the #1 best selling book, “Emotional Intelligence 2.0“, and the co-founder of TalentSmart⎯a consulting company that serves more than 75% of Fortune 500 companies.

The article explored the relationship between “happiness” and “success”.  

Then, each student was given a personal inventory asking them to reflect on their current habits and attitudes which could correlate to their success.  Each student’s inventory was anonymous.

Me 4 - IMG_4879

Me 3 - IMG_4877Me - IMG_4870

The findings were thought provoking for today’s class.  For this 15 year observer of Hope High, the survey results confirmed what I have long believed.   From

a commitment to a growth mindset rather than a fixed mindset

to an understanding of the benefits of

regular exercise and building a network of the ‘right people’,

these Hope students have the key habits and attitudes to ensure their life time success.

Me 2 - IMG_4875

+ view the comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

BEHIND THE program

Hi, I'm  Stephen

As an educator and businessman who has spent 23+ years implementing life skills education in Providence public schools, I believe every student possesses untapped intelligence that, when paired with the right skills and mindset, enables them to navigate challenges, create opportunities, and build futures that once seemed out of reach.

Learn More

01

Like so many serendipitous moments in life, a young person’s path suddenly intersects with a charismatic, successful leader providing clarity and inspiration to their career goal.

02

A global panel of professionals shared their career journeys with Central High students, answering questions and mentoring students during a hands-on networking event connecting classroom learning to real-world opportunities.

03

Future-focused Central High students connect with RWU leaders to explore technology, careers, and the power of networking.