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The Science of Leadership

September 1, 2022

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. …

 

Do You Have "It"?

August 30, 2022

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 …

 

Finding Real Resilience

August 19, 2022

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. …

 

Leadership Can Be Learned

August 11, 2022

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, …

 

Got a Challenge? Try Leaning In

August 4, 2022

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 …

 

Build Your Endurance for Leadership

August 2, 2022

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 …

 
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