Whether you’d rather listen or read, this is where we think things through. You’ll find practical conversations and thoughtful articles on faith, strategy, stewardship, influence, and the real decisions that come with doing meaningful work. My goal is to help you see what matters, recognize what belongs now + next, and move forward with greater wisdom, courage, and intention.

The greatest asset that I have found in long-game leadership is divine direction from God. No leader knows all, so there is an imperative need for a greater source of knowledge, wisdom, courage, and compassion that we must tap into as leaders.

Many times you as the leader can see the promise in someone before they realize their own potential, and often before they are ready to invest in themselves through mentoring.

One of the best ways I stay focused on what is most important to me in my personal definition of success is to nurture my mind and soul with good books.

As leaders, we are always on a journey of mastering our own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors so that we can succeed and serve others well. No matter what level of success we achieve as a leader, self-leadership is vital to leading others well.

Effective leadership is intentional. Great leaders spend time in both effective leadership planning and practice. Here are some great things to consider as you plan for successful leadership.

We can finish strong this year! We are leaders. We don’t give up. We dig in. We focus. We get things done. We finish strong!

With so many people and projects vying for your attention, there is really no way to balance it all. And really, you shouldn’t feel pressured to give each equal time or attention. Instead, work to create harmony among all the parts and pieces.

Do you ever wonder if God really hears you? Is He paying attention to your life among the millions? Does He know your burdens, your hopes, your heart? He does.

In this episode, we’re talking about how to know what still belongs, why losing momentum doesn’t necessarily mean losing the assignment, and how to move forward without automatically starting over.

I believe that leadership is a marathon of sprints. The pace may change, but you still stay steady and moving forward as a leader all. of. the. time!

Identify which of the five acts is already strong in your leadership and one you will focus on to develop more deeply this week.
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