It goes without saying that leaders should nurture their #confidentleadership skills at every possible opportunity. As #servantleaders, they should be ready to nurture themselves and others. ⠀ How and when this happens really depends upon a leader’s self-awareness and his or her ability to nurture others. The openness of a protege or peer is contingent as well. So, […]
Category Archives: Self Improvement
Balance, Creativity, Leadership, Mid-Career Leaders, New Leaders, Self Improvement
Leaders: Flourish Along the Way
01
Apr
Apr
What if you had the roadmap about how to be a better leader? Would you use it or continue along the path you have taken? I know I would read the roadmap! For me, leaders who flourish are those who proactively engage support and insight. These include people who are thriving with leading others and […]
One of the most amazing ways that I have sustained myself in leadership roles is by pausing and breathing. Yes, it’s that simple. What I share here is not rocket science. On the contrary, it’s quite basic. It just means that I am taking steps throughout my day to re-center. In other words, I am […]
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 […]
Leadership, Legacy, Mid-Career Leaders, New Leaders, Seasoned Leaders, Self Improvement
Create Accountability
05
Nov
Nov
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, […]