How a leader chooses to reach out to those that will oppose or will be most negatively affected by the plan is, ultimately, the key to a healthy organization.

Nate Eklund

July 20, 2016

Interview with Dr. Jean Sophie

Nate Eklund

July 20, 2016

Eklund Consultant Lesley Fisher sits down with Lake Bluff Superintendent to discuss how her past affects her work, how others affect her work, and her views on education.

Click here for the Eklund Consulting Media page and the click on the Dr. Jean Sophie Interview.

Nate Eklund

June 2, 2016

"Once We Get Through..." - Leading Your Way Through Chaos

Nate Eklund

June 2, 2016

All organizations face change and chaos. Nathan Eklund discusses a common reaction to these stressors and how these situations are opportunity to lead.

Nate Eklund

May 19, 2016

#TBT: Handling Difficult Times: Why You SHOULD be in Crisis Mode

Nate Eklund

May 19, 2016

At this time of year, educators can often feel as the end of the school year cannot come fast enough. Also, it seems as though the end of the year is coming way too fast. One of our many contradictions in education. In this week's #TBT post, Nathan Eklund discusses "Crisis Mode" and why it is okay to embrace it.

Nate Eklund

May 11, 2016

This Blog is a Little "Dirty"

Nate Eklund

May 11, 2016

A simple fact is that we probably spend more awake time in our classrooms and school offices per week than in any other one place besides asleep in bed. In that space, where are the most footprints? Behind a desk? Behind the lectern? In the front of the class by the whiteboard or smartboard?

Nate Eklund

April 20, 2016

All I Ever Really Needed to Know I Learned at the Soccer Field

Nate Eklund

April 20, 2016

We learn much playing on sports teams. There are important lessons learned by players, from coaches, from fans, and by fans watching other fans. Yes, there is much to be learned on a field, on a court, or in a gym. But this isn’t one of those pieces.