The Truth Hurts; A Strong Leader Tells It
If you read a good bit on leading others you’ve probably noticed a seeming uptick in articles and books on the importance of candor in your work relationships. Broadly speaking candor can be understood as exercising the quality of being frank, open, and exceedingly honest in your opinion of someone or something. This means being…
A Weekend of Growth and Brotherhood
Biblical men are active, not passive. They accept responsibility, lead courageously, and pursue the greater reward This was the mantra that was ingrained in each of us at the Impact 360 Manhood Retreat. From Thursday to Saturday, we embarked on a journey of learning, reflection, and brotherhood—one that challenged us to step into true biblical…
Why You Need To Be Talking
One of the common complexes of younger leaders is “Superman” or “Wonder Woman” thinking. This is where a leader comes to believe they are invulnerable to needing input or, worse yet, that seeking it is a source of weakness. If you will take a close look at most successful and sustained leaders you will find…