Scared enough for success?
What is the scariest thing you have done that you knew would help you grow, but required you to blow off the friendly confines of your comfort zone? Scary behaviors {aka, things that we do despite our hands shaking, stomach roiling, and heart racing} are the...
Midyear Goal Check-In
Midyear Goal Check-In: It's time to revisit, realign, or reset one's goals! Vision isn't enough unless combined with venture. It's not enough to stare up the steps unless we also step up the stairs. - Vance Havner The most successful people make it a practice to...
Do you love your job? 9 Research-based ways to bring greater meaning, joy, and heart to your job
1. Find a supportive and encouraging mentor who holds you accountable and promotes growth.1 2. Express gratitude to your loyal supporters. Make the receiver's day while increasing your own well-being and self-esteem!2 3. Deepen the level of trust and quality in your...
The Circuitry of a Successful Leader’s Brain
Leadership Circuitry Photo by John Barkiple Being a successful leader takes more than “brain” skills. To be a successful leader, you need to have superior emotional and social skills, too. These skills are so important that your brain has a separate systems or...
Using Everyday Experiences to Perfect Your Leadership Skills
When the Ford Model T was first introduced into society, it took 13 hours to build one car. A year later, Model T cars were being produced every 90 minutes. Over the fourteen years (1913 – 1927) that the Model T was made by Ford, over 15 million cars were produced....