In this article, the author shares a story that one would tell his/her colleagues at a district professional-development meeting in his/her efforts to inspire them to move from good to great. He considers the careers of three school librarians in one school district--Amy, Brady, and Cindy--who ended up becoming strong, resourceful leaders for their school librarian colleagues and inspiring the creation of new personal learning networks (PLNs) that reached worldwide. There are many personal-enrichment resources are at one's fingertips with the help of AASL and ALA. The author suggests that librarians should remember to remind their district-level colleagues in whatever ways they can about the importance of building their own personal learning networks.