Several years back every time I heard the word leadership, I heard lead-your-ship. (Say it fast and they kind of sound alike.) Think of your ship as what you have been given to lead. It could be anything from your small children to a company. How are you leading your ship?
Whether small annoyances or huge distractions, you don’t have to keep living with those negative habits, problems, and issues that affect you and those around you. Naming the issue may be hard but breaking it off is the challenge that reveals your character, fortitude, and grit.
Three significant lessons learned from a week-long cheerleading camp as a kid have been game changers in terms of mindset shifts and leadership perspectives.
Sometimes there are things from our childhood that we carry with us into adulthood that still serve us well. Here are a few that still work, whether in your personal life or in business.
Sometimes dealing with the junk in our lives is the best thing we can do. Whether personal, professional, relational, or material, deal with the junk! The discomfort, inconvenience, and loss of control WILL be worth it!
Communication can be a challenge these days. Here are six steps to being more effective.
Passion and peace are both drivers, but they generally lead us to different places. Pause and consider where you are going, and why, before charging forward.
When the uncertainty of this world grips you, when fear and anxiety rise, there is a shelter that is strong and secure and welcomes you.
What if your challenges are preparing you to walk an uncharted road leading to greater fulfillment! Be encouraged and raise your trust level as you hear Nannette’s story!
Being a legend often means having the courage to do what others don’t expect you to do. But when you have something legendary inside you, be a legend!