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Mark your calendar for February 2nd to join Doug Fitzgerald and Jack Drury for the premiere showing of their multi-media presentation, "Arctic Barren Lands Paddling: The Thelon River" at the Paul Smith's College VIC at 7:00 PM. Free to season pass holders and students, $5 for all others. Watch the video below to whet your appetite. Thelon River 2010 from Jack Drury on Vimeo.
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Our western colleagues, Mat Erpelding and Geoff Harrison at Experiential Adventures do some neat stuff an write about it on their blog here. Check it out and let us know what you think. We've collaborated on a number jobs and consider them a strategic partner. We hope to announce an initiative we are working together on in the coming year. Stay tuned.  Wilderness Tip #11 - Quality Leadership Tip Don't Worry That I'm Not Listening. Worry That I'm watching Everything You Do? This week’s tip works for leaders of all kinds, educators of all kinds, and of course parents. The reality is that this tip works for all of us. Rober Fulghum, author of many wonderful books offers a quote in All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten that is one of my favorites. “Don’t worry that children never listen to you; worry that they are always watching you.” I like to modify it by saying, “Don’t worry that your _____ (fill in the blank, child, students, employees, etc.) never listen to you; worry that they watch everything that you do.” The lesson here is that the behaviors we model are much more important than the words we say. When I was a child I often heard adults say, “Do as I say, not as I do.” It didn’t cut it for me as a child and it doesn’t cut it for me as an adult. If we want people to learn a behavior we have to consistently model it. As a parent, educator, employer, and wilderness leader I have always tried to live up to that standard. Like all humans I haven’t been perfect but it is something I’ve striven for. To See Tip #10 click here To See Tip #12 click here Adapted from The Camper’s Guide to Outdoor Pursuits by Jack Drury and Eric Holmlund published in 2006 by Sagamore Publishing |
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Sharing Observations on Education, Wilderness, and  Jack with his wife Phyliss and Yellow Lab Cedar on the shore of Lower Saranac Lake. About the AuthorThis blog was created and is maintained by Jack Drury with contributions from Bruce Bonney. Jack and Bruce have been working together since 1984 providing professional development in four areas: Categories
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