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ONE STEP FORWARD: Why Small, Intentional Movement Matters
ONE STEP FORWARD: Why Small, Intentional Movement Matters This season often feels full and fast.There is work to finish, plans to complete, and expectations to meet.Many leaders tell me they feel the pressure to finish strong or make significant changes before the new...
BUILDING TRUST STARTS WITH US: From Unintentional Damage to Intentional Growth
BUILDING TRUST STARTS WITH US: From Unintentional Damage to Intentional Growth When I was first given a position of authority, I truly believed I was ready to lead. I worked hard. I showed up early and stayed late. I believed I was helping others grow. I believed I...
THE POWER OF A STRATEGIC PAUSE: Leadership Starts with Listening
THE POWER OF A STRATEGIC PAUSE: Leadership Starts with Listening Why Slowing Down Might Be the Smartest Leadership Move In leadership, there are seasons of pushing forward and seasons of pulling back. But often, we only celebrate the push. The world glorifies hustle...
UNFOLDING WISDOM: 5 Steps to Turn Experiences Into Wisdom and Growth
UNFOLDING WISDOM: 5 Steps to Turn Experiences Into Wisdom and Growth Introduction: As the year comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on your leadership journey. A year-end reflection isn’t just about looking back—it’s about allowing the...
LEADERSHIP BEYOND DELEGATION: How the Best Leaders Know When to Follow
Leadership Beyond Delegation: How the Best Leaders Know When to Follow Introduction: As a leader, your authority is important—but it’s only part of the equation. True leadership isn’t just about making decisions and delegating tasks. It’s about knowing when to step...
GOAL BLOCKERS: Resistance is inevitable – your response is optional!
GOAL BLOCKERS: Resistance is inevitable - your response is optional! We’re in the fourth quarter, and we’re not just closing out the year. This is the season of reflection and renewal and to actively discern God’s calling for the new one. As we begin drafting our...
A Cup of Sugar: Build Community By Asking For Help
A CUP OF SUGAR: Building Community By Asking For Help I remember the days as a young girl when my mom would send me to the neighbor’s house to borrow a cup of sugar. A couple of hours later, I’d be back at the neighbor’s door with a plate of fresh baked cookies as a...
Quiet Quitting: Recognize the Signs and Re-engage the Souls
QUIET QUITTING: Recognize the Signs and Re-engage the Souls! Over the past couple years, the buzzword “quiet quitting” gained traction throughout the workforce and something I’ve been thinking about lately. It describes a subtle disengagement where...
Safe Spaces?
SAFE SPACES? "Prior to coming into this experience, I feel there wasn’t a safe environment within the team to speak freely." This was a comment given on a session survey after an initial retreat I facilitated recently for an organization. This was one of the precise...
