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I know a guy...and a gal.

I love connecting people.  I mean, I'm no Scott Lazerson, but on a local and on a growing national level, I love saying to people, "I know someone you need to meet."  Here's a few to add to your list.


  • Jeff Bradbury of TeacherCast - here's a humble professional reaching out across the Twitterverse and connecting professionals of all walks.  His site features app reviews, podcasts, blogs, and tips that light your educational fire!  



  • John Angelo of The Angelo Group - My grandchildren will buy houses from John.



  • Eric Bennett - from loosing his arm in a car accident at 15, to Paralympic contender, 4th in the world.  Father, husband, Physics teacher, hunter, and dear friend.



  • John McLean - graduates with his Masters Degree in counseling this month.  He's 55.  Alaskan fish-boat captain.  Dad.  Grandfather.  Husband.  Hack on the basketball court.  Beat his demons.  Prime example of human potential.  

  • Jamie...my wife.  Mother.  Healer.  Friend.  Sister.  Life-long student.  

I'm always looking to surround myself with kind, smart people.  It's the key to whatever success I achieve.  Do you know someone I should know?  Let's connect!

Best,

Principal Sharp

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