We become what we consistently do. Growth requires focus, discipline, and determination—and leadership is no exception. To be an effective leader, we must first commit to becoming better human beings. Leadership isn’t defined by a title or position; it’s a way of life.
The purpose of this blog is to encourage and challenge you to reflect on your effectiveness as both a leader and an individual. True growth begins with honest self-assessment and a willingness to improve. By embracing a growth mindset, we can strive each day to become better than we were yesterday.
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Who Are You Becoming?
My perspective on life has changed. For a long time, I cared deeply about my accomplishments and reaching the next big milestone. I spent much of my life looking ahead, thinking about what I needed to accomplish next and figuring out how to get there. Somewhere along the way, though, I lost valuable time with…
Be a Pharisee to Yourself
What Does It Mean to Be Legalistic? In recent weeks and months, I have been reflecting on many aspects of my life, specifically my understanding of my Christian faith. I was raised in the church, and I cannot remember a time when my Christian faith was not a part of my life. This has come…
Redefining the “Perfect” Marriage
Conventional wisdom holds that a “perfect marriage” is a myth—at least if your definition of perfection is a relationship devoid of conflict, ego, or impatience. If perfection is defined as a static peak where no further growth is possible, then the skeptics are right. Such a state would be both impossible and stagnant. However, I…
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“Selfless acts sometimes require us to be uncomfortable.” – Kristopher Wallaert, EdD
Selfless Leadership Is Purposeful Leadership 