Leaders have an important job. That is simply this: Be courageous. In every aspect of serving others, leaders are challenged to step up, lean in, and rise beyond fear. There is an obligation and the world is waiting! So, this year I am sharing more lessons learned and observations about how leaders step into that […]
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It was an eventful year for many reasons. Specifically, it was a year of women making an impression in leadership positions throughout the nation. Everywhere women were speaking up, standing up, sitting in, and demanding change and respect. With the march in Washington, DC and a flurry of activity, it seems appropriate to look back […]
On this day in 1955, Rosa Parks refused to stand, and then she was arrested for not giving up her seat. At the time, people likely pointed and criticized. Some empathized. Others took action and supported what became the Montgomery Bus Boycott. As history tells us, she was judged and jailed. In turn, she later […]
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The Sunday worship message this weekend was timely! It was an insightful message about the state of various current affairs. While the issues are too much for me to delve into briefly here, I found encouragement in the showing of a brief movie clip from the 2015 War Room about the power of prayer. One of the lead characters, Ms. Clara, […]
Here’s my latest podcast for leaders about balance and distractions. How can leaders Quiet the Noise? The distractions, conflicting schedules, and competing priorities can be unnerving? So, how can they distill priorities? With a solid commitment and mindful preparation, distractions can be silenced. For more information on this topic, get a copy of my latest e-book […]