Bad teachers, bad coaches, bad bosses

Episode #16 of Raising Amazing Families about bad teachers, bad coaches and bad bosses.
Have you ever had a bad teacher, coach or boss? If so, what was your experience, how did it impact you, and how did you deal with it?

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