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Beyond 140: The Power of 5
Hopkins Public SchoolsFriday, November 21, 2025
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[0:01] Sometimes I sit down to write a tweet
[0:03] and my idea just doesn't fit.
[0:07] Wish there way to take me ideas beyond
[0:09] 40. I've got it.
[0:20] >> I just can't find a space today.
[0:25] >> Hi.
[0:26] >> Hi.
[0:26] >> What can I help you with?
[0:27] >> Um, I'm here because
[0:32] What's your ID number?
[0:37] >> I'll check.
[0:38] >> Solving this equation, we're going to
[0:39] add six.
[0:41] Then we're going to add seven.
[0:45] >> Oh, Fatum Mata, nice of you to join us.
[0:48] >> Sorry, I was late, Mr. Samson.
[0:51] >> This constant tardiness has to be
[0:53] addressed. You're late to class. You
[0:56] hand in assignments late. And when I
[0:57] talk to you about it, you seem late to
[0:59] the party.
[1:00] >> I'm at the end of my patience. You need
[1:02] to start making a change.
[1:04] >> I will.
[1:14] >> Wow. Mr. Ericson wrote a book.
[1:18] >> Have you ever been late? Stop it now
[1:20] with the power of five. It's my
[1:22] guaranteed method to get you the three
[1:24] Ps. You'll be punctual, prompt, and on
[1:28] point. You will discover the power of
[1:30] five.
[1:33] >> I'd like to check out this book.
[1:37] >> About time.
[1:39] >> When your tick doesn't always match your
[1:41] talk.
[1:43] You become unbalanced. If you're always
[1:45] losing time on one side of the scale,
[1:48] you should place time on the other side
[1:50] of the scale. Five minutes should do it.
[1:53] Look at the clock now. Look deeper. Set
[1:57] it. No. Will it back 5 minutes?
[2:09] I never get this close. This is amazing.
[2:19] >> Hey, can I get an appointment?
[2:21] >> Absolutely. I can get you right in.
[2:26] Okay, everybody, come on in for math
[2:28] class.
[2:35] >> Wow, you're never here this early.
[2:37] >> Wow, you're on time today. I'm proud of
[2:39] you. How did you do it?
[2:41] >> With a little help from the power of
[2:42] five.
[2:43] >> What a powerful statement.
[2:46] >> Oh, I'm going to be late.
[2:54] Mr. Erikson wrote a book. Wow. The power
[2:57] of five. Why not the power of six or
[2:59] seven?
[3:00] >> Tonka, learn the secret behind the
[3:02] success of so many skippers. The power
[3:04] of five. Take 5 minutes to get there
[3:06] sooner and you will get there sooner.
[3:09] Thanks, Tonka.