Do you employ empathy as a leader? I’ll admit, I can improve as an empathetic leader. Empathy is one quality I’m working to employ in my regular rhythms of life and leadership. Recently, I talked …

Sahar Hashemi, an award-winning entrepreneur, reminded me that we are all entrepreneurs. That’s a big word—entrepreneur. Whether you consider yourself an entrepreneur or not, it’s possible to unlock the startup mentality to help you drive …

I’ll be honest, I wasn’t a model student in my science classes. I was uninterested in dissecting dead frogs during biology. In chemistry, I “borrowed” notes from my classmates to make it through each experiment. …

I remember studying leaders from a young age. The first people I watched closely were teachers and pastors, even my parents. Later, I learned that no matter your industry, work, or experience, leaders come from …

Resilience is a catchy leadership word. It’s trending. Certainly, the complexities of leadership today require resilience. Every leader I know has exercised some level of resilience navigating the pandemic with their church, organization, or business. …

Sharon Daloz Parks wrote a book called Leadership Can Be Taught. The title represents a powerful idea—we can learn leadership. This is good news if you’ve ever felt inadequate as a leader. Parks suggests people, …

Welcome back to our blog! No matter where you lead, whether it’s in a church, a non-profit, a business, or at home, leadership takes a lot of practice. My hope is to offer practical insights …

Welcome to our blog! This blog is all about you, me, and the daily practice of leadership. No matter where you lead, whether it’s in a church, a non-profit, a business, or at home, leadership …