Springtime is growth time. Which area do we personally need to grow? If we take a look at the four cardinal virtues and three theological virtues, I am sure we can identify one or two that would be good for us to water and nurture.
In every area of life, the law of growth is at stake. This means that life is geared towards growing. Yes, this law does have its limitations: growth itself has an expansion, peak, and eventual decline. Yet this law protects nature from falling into an abyss of greater misery and sorrow. There is more to growth, more to life.
Let’s ensure we are rooted in the truthful stories.
Leadership is character.
This Lent, God does not want a big sacrifice. He wants your heart.
Leaders need people around them; close friends and family that can encourage and support.
What can we do to prepare well for the next big thing? This post addresses some ideas.
At the heart of every great leader is the capacity to be both dangerous and good.
Finding life balance is integral to leadership. I took some time to creatively paint a scene of Garibaldi Lake in British Columbia one week. The creative side is just one component among the SPICE model that I talk about here.
This post explores the virtue of humility and why leaders need to cultivate this virtue. Practical ways to grow are included. Humility is the rock for every leader.