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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2025 · 22 MIN

WICKED: How Social Media is Driving the Narrative about Teams

from Catching Up with Casey · host Casey Watts, Clarity-Driven Speaker, Author, Leader

We see reels created on Sundays with no one in the building, stating what an influencer does or does not do on their campus. We're bombarded with teacher memes showcasing what "everyone" thinks about faculty meetings or PLCs. But it doesn't stop there. It's not just social media that's driving the narrative... it's our many social interactions. I'll be talking about all of this and more on this podcast episode and challenging all of us to get out of the POPPIES, so beautiful yet so wicked, and find the yellow brick road!Your teams are itching for CLARITY!  That can be a complex thing to provide.  But I have a framework that guides you to do just that– gain and create clarity!  www.catchingupwithcasey.com/claritycycleframework Need help getting your leaders trained in a purposeful way? ⁠https://www.catchingupwithcasey.com/identity⁠Ready to build the habits of a clarity-driven leader? Get ⁠The Craft of Clarity⁠ book!Subscribe to my newsletter to get the resources mentioned in podcast episodes!  www.catchingupwithcasey.com/newsletter

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