HOW DO YOU CONDUCT YOUR LIFE?
Carefully? Cautiously? Courageously?
Well, you have one opportunity to conduct your life like music, you want your life to be better than a "C".
“ I believe that every teacher, parent and student should read this book. There a lot of GREAT life lessons in this book. The life lessons are not JUST for teachers, but EVERYONE. I enjoyed this book very much and even had tears in my eyes through his struggles and triumphs. Thank you, Paul!” – G. Panos
UPCOMING EVENTS
BAND TOGETHER – VISALIA Presents:
John C. Maxwell’s
THE MAXWELL PARENTING & FAMILY PROGRAM
Date & Time: TBA
First Presbyterian Church
215 N. Locust Street, Visalia, CA 93921
Please enter on First Street / parking behind CAFE 210
ABOUT PAUL
Paul Everts began teaching high school on July 3, 1989 and since then, has taught at five high schools – four public high schools and one small 8-12 grade independent school. During his career, all five high school music programs experienced significant growth and success.
In “Conducting My Life,“ Mr. Everts uses personal stories to show you how he conducts his life with all those “C’s” with another important “C” – Christ. Jesus Christ.
FROM THE BLOG
The Freedom to say “No”
Written May 27, 2023 10:02am Published May 29, 2023 5:00am Memorial Day I have many friends who are teachers and let me tell you… Ask a teacher what is going on in their classroom and you may (probably will) have a prophetic idea of what the United States of America will be like in thirty …
Happy Sixth Anniversary Ashlee & PJ!
Written and Published on May 20, 2023 Seeing our son and daughter-in-law with their two sons (our grandsons) and their maid of honor with her husband walking around Disneyland warms my heart! Takes me back to the days when our son and daughter were our grandsons’ ages and we were at Disneyland. VERY SPECIAL MOMENT! …
Rumors = Evil
Written May 1, 2023 Published on May 2, 2023 God is THE best drummer! He has impeccable timing. Yesterday, I read a “Bible Study” that could not have been more appropriate for me at the right time. Kind of like a drummer giving a great “fill” for the band to jump in and …
