When Mistakes Are Not Mistakes, pt 1

We’ve all been there–the frustration of leading. You pour hours into a project or event, only to experience sub-par results. Or you have to make a decision in the moment, only to realize later you made the wrong choice. Anyone who has been in a leadership role can identify. Today, …

Connect with Other Leaders

I got to spend the first part of my week at the Texas Baptist Youth Ministry Conclave in Arlington this week. For years I have always gone with the intent of connecting with friends and picking some insight up along the way. This year, I was reminded why I enjoy …

3 Reasons to Ask for Help

Okay, so you are a leader. You are probably even good at some (if not most) of the stuff you do. But have you ever considered your ability to do more is actually a hindrance to those around you? Leaders fail when they fail to ask for help. Think about …

Build Your Community

I fancy myself a runner. Well, at least I used to be. I’ve never been fast, but a few years back I trained for a half marathon, and found I really enjoy a nice run. I’m back in it now, but it’s been a slow process. More than the training, …

Check It Out: Overcoming Job Shaming

How old were you when you got your first job? How old were/are/will your children when they got their first job? Is there a difference? I think most people my age grew up watching the Cosby show, so when I saw this article talking about one of the characters and …

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