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by Damian Bariexca, Ed.D.

Apace of Change

by Damian Bariexca, Ed.D.

Category: Goals

300 Miles

damian, 20 October 20133 August 2014

While my surgery to correct FAI is now nearly two full years behind me (December 2011), I continue to reap the benefits of goal-setting during the recovery process. As I wrote last year, my long-term rehab goal was to get fit enough to run Tough Mudder Tri-State in October 2012…

2012 By The Numbers

damian, 14 January 201313 October 2013

I don’t know if it’s my school psychology training or the ZOMG DATA craze that has gripped all facets of public education in the last few years, but I’m becoming increasingly interested in looking at the role numbers play in my life, specifically in terms of goals and accomplishments.  Dan…

Mind Over Mudder

damian, 1 November 201213 October 2013

Much is made in my ed leadership doctoral program of goals: organizational goal-setting, alignment with vision/mission, monitoring progress, etc.  Though I hadn’t originally intended to blog about this recent life event*, when I think about it in terms of goal-setting, it seems to parallel much of what my coursework has focused…

brb dissertating

damian, 22 April 201213 October 2013

I haven’t been able to blog as regularly as I like lately thanks to a number of factors, but a meeting I had the other night with my doctoral internship adviser spurred me to get back on here this evening.  In reviewing the goals I set for myself in my…

Taking Stock

damian, 1 November 201113 October 2013

It’s hard to believe that the school year is 20% over already.  The past few months have been a whirlwind for me, due primarily to me starting both a new job and a new graduate program at the same time.  I’ve debated the wisdom of that decision several times over…

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