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119: Time Management for Teachers (with Linda Kardamis of Teach 4 the Heart)

How can I get it all done? If you’ve ever wondered this before, this episode is for you! Linda Kardamis, founder of Teach 4 the Heart, unpacks a theological framework for approaching work and rest, as well as practical tips for managing a busy schedule. Also, don’t miss the Rise Up Summit to learn more about this topic and many others!






  • Learn more about Teach 4 the Heart here!
  • “Before the fall, work was good and rest was good.”
  • “We can trust Him. We can work from a state of peace instead of anxiety.”
  • “The sanctification process should apply to every area of our lives, and I don’t think our time management and our work-life balance should be an exception to that.”
  • “We ignore this reality that our time is finite, that our mental energy is finite, that our physical energy is finite - and we just try to do more than we can.”
  • “Being realistic about the amount that we can actually do on any given day or any given week is a really important place to start.”
  • “It’s not about saying I can’t work, but it is about intentionally - I’m choosing when I’m going to work, I’m choosing when I’m not. That way, you get out of this trap of feeling guilty for not working and feeling guilty for working.”
  • Clockwork by Mike Michalowicz
  • “The things that I actually treasure are the things I skip when I get busy.”
  • Treasure (what do I value?), trash (what can I stop doing?), trim (what can I do less? could I do this half as often?), and transfer (what could someone else do?)
  • “Find people who can help repetitively, and then invest in teaching them.”
  • “What is a teacher’s core responsibility? In most cases, it’s teaching great lessons. Am I freeing up space for that?”
  • “A vacation is great, but it’s not going to magically solve all of your problems.”
  • Register for the Rise Up Summit here: Individual Registration / School License

What’s changing our lives:

  • Keane: First day of school for his kids
  • Heather: Favorite coffee shop closing
  • Linda: Remembering a friend who passed 2 years ago

Weekly Spotlight: Black Forest Academy

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13 Oct 23

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