A sense of community is important now because people need to know there are still individuals who care in spite of challenges faced and problems yet to be solved. They need to know that servant leadership is taking place everywhere, in all types of communities and by all types of people. John Maxwell writes in... Continue Reading →
As we ramp up to next week's Leadership event, we are repeating some of the posts from a few weeks ago. Please take the time to re-read so you are tuned-in to next week's teaching. Don't forget, we are featuring all of our counselors as well as having break out sessions, so you don't want... Continue Reading →
Today we get to explore what happens when a Sanguine gets angry and how they engage their anger. Sanguines are very social in nature and like being around people. They tend to be very cheerful, compassionate, enthusiastic, and bring life by their presence into the environments they socialize in. They usually see the best in people... Continue Reading →
We have all attempted multiple times to figure out something. A new gadget, a relationship, emotional pain, among many other things.Before I allowed myself to acknowledge my anger I would ration it by saying, I'm frustrated with trying to get this done. I would walk away and come back to it only to face the... Continue Reading →
What is true Stewardship? Even the word sounds kind of "old fashioned". It sounds a bit legalistic and stodgy to some. The reality is, that stewardship is a vital part of PURPOSE. We are all responsible to steward all that is given to us. And, as a leader, we steward the impartation of stewardship to... Continue Reading →
As we ramp up to next week's Leadership event, we are repeating some of the posts from a few weeks ago. Please take the time to re-read so you are tuned-in to next week's teaching. Don't forget, we are featuring all of our counselors as well as having break out sessions, so you don't want... Continue Reading →
Are you a "robo-advisor", or an "empathetic listener"? Empathetic listening means paying attention in a caring manner. It encompasses compassion, feeling, insight, and emotional identification and helps us understand where the other person is coming from before we react or even respond. Emotional connection shows someone we grasp how they feel. And it is critical to... Continue Reading →
Emotional health is a state of enhanced well-being createdthrough highly conscious choices and practices.It is characterized by a person’s ability to make mindful,constructive and respectful decisions and choices in every situationthey find themselves in. A person with a high level of emotionalhealth takes personal responsibility for the way in which they relateto and engage with... Continue Reading →
A mistake we make in discussing leadership is that we pin the spiritual leader as only leading a church or family in spiritual matters. While it’s true that a spiritual leader might do this, a spiritual leader is also one who leads in a business. This is because a spiritual leader is not defined as... Continue Reading →
Mark Miller serves as the Vice President for Leadership Development at Chick-fil-A. In the post below, he shares his perspective on Self-Awareness. Have you ever noticed, the more you look for something, the more you find it? Like when you get a new car – the next week, you see dozens of them. . I’ve been... Continue Reading →