The challenge of work-life balance is one of perspective and mindset.
When it comes to productivity, here’s what to ask.
Here are ways Christ-followers can be influencers.
Gifts may not be on your leadership to-do list. However, the way you gift your team can make a significant impression. Consider how you can be intentional with the ways these intentional gifts communicate your appreciation and your brand values.
As a pastor, here are tips on being relevant and helping your congregation understand, enjoy and engage with your church brand.
We live in a time on this planet where talents abound, and we continually learn how to use those talents.
We all have a story we tell ourselves about our leadership: a private narrative in our own minds that the outside world never hears.
Here are a few tools to use to test a church’s growth in unity.
Here are 10 indicators you may lack margin and next steps to regain it.
What are your primary messengers saying?
Getting back into your work rhythm after a weekend can be a challenge.
Here are five reasons this common practice makes common sense.
Here’s a taste of what David M. Kreps offers in his book, The Motivation Toolkit: How to Align Your Employees’ Interests With Your Own.
Here are a couple of pace-setting reminders.
Transformational discipleship involves moving people from rows to circles.
Herbert Cooper, Senior Pastor of People’s Church in Oklahoma City, challenges leaders from Acts 27 when the apostle Paul and his team were in the middle of a storm.
Clout: Discover and Unleash Your God-Given Influence, by Jenni Catron offers honesty and candor about her leadership journey.
I decided that this leadership expertise was most important.
The way you begin greatly impacts how you’ll finish.
Here are five issues that are common in many of these situations.
