LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
Being as Leading
My fondest memories growing up were the times spent at my grandmother’s house. While I lived two doors down from her, there was nothing like the up close and personal actions my little observant mind ...
[Podcast] Episode 87: Sam Chand on How Change Has Changed
In this episode, Dr. Sam Chand discusses the principles behind his book, Change Has Changed, and how they can help leaders to capitalize on their potential. Find practical tips to help you navigate to...
Your Personal Growth Plan
Most leaders have good intentions about growing and learning. They tell you they're committed to their development in all areas, but very few can point to an actual, written plan. The hard truth is th...
Choosing Self-Confidence
Belief in yourself is a choice, an attitude you develop over time, not an accident or an anomaly of nature. Belief in yourself is a deep-seated awareness that, at least in one area, God has made you t...
[Podcast] Episode 86: Robin LaGrow Buttler on Your Need for Coaching as a Leader
In this episode, we’re sitting down with ICF certified coach and Dream Releaser Coaching COO Robin LaGrow Buttler. We’ll be discussing her passion for coaching, how she got into the industry, why coac...
The Great Attention Shift
Not too long ago I sat down with a pastor of a megachurch on the West coast. He had flown me out to pick my brain about some marketing-related projects for his church and ministry. We were having dinn...
Friends and Frenemies
When Dad’s war ended, ours began. After fighting the Nazis, he came home in 1945 to West Texas, where my siblings and I became his little platoon. He was an unyielding drill sergeant who took no priso...
[Podcast] Episode 85: Lisa Potter on Why Diverse Leadership Teams are So Essential
Today, we’re sitting down with Lisa Potter, executive director of Women Who Lead. We’ll discuss men and women in leadership, as well as the importance of having diverse leadership teams and crucial co...
By the Books
Pat Williams is a busy man. A husband, father to 19 children and a grandfather to 19, at 81, he has written or contributed to more than 100 books and is himself a voracious reader (four to five hours ...
Peace in the Puzzle
Life can be puzzling at times—especially when things happen that make no sense. Many of us may have asked God, “Why?” But if we understand that it’s not just one piece of the puzzle that creates a bea...
