Paul Everts

Just a reminder and for the new “reader.”  From January 24, 1989 – December 21, 2021, I taught music in public / private schools.  Most of the time was at high school.  I loved it – until I got tired of not being allowed to be me, lack of due process (which includes facing your […]

When I chose to “retire” early, I did it with a sign of compassion.  Again, here is the reason for my choice to “retire” early.  https://conductingmylife.com/explanation-of-retirement/ We need to start with my understanding and maybe someone else will have the same understanding of compassion – feeling or showing sympathy and concern for others.  https://www.bing.com/search?q=definition+of+compassionate&cvid=aa06eafab22d490cbcd540d4f53325e4&aqs=edge.0.69i59l2j0j69i57j0l5.4258j0j4&FORM=ANAB01&PC=U531 How

Now, what to do?  FORGIVE. Thank you very much for all the support you are giving me and those closest to me with our transition from teaching high school music for the public schools in California to the next chapter.  Our next chapter includes giving leadership seminars which lean in on becoming better people.  Better

With all that has happened to me (possibly – “for me”) since December 22, 2021, and all the craziness in the world since Russia invaded Ukraine, I believe I am not alone with “Now what to do?”  The Answer?  TRUST GOD. Ever since my decision to leave a profession I had wanted to be a

Please.  Don’t leave me.  I know you rolled your eyes.  Spit-up what you are drinking.  Yet, I am going to be another voice for us to fight divisiveness. Just a reminder and for those who do not know. On July 3, 1989, I began my career as a high school music teacher.  On December 22,

Following what many of us have been seeing occur in Ukraine, it is time for me to address our patriotism. Seeing the response from many Ukrainians is tremendously inspiring!  NO DOUBT. And on the other hand, let us remember that Ukraine has some major corruption, as well.  • Corruption perceptions index of Ukraine 2021 |