The adage that still determines whether people will follow a leader is this - “People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.” I think people may initially be attracted to a leader because of charisma or even competency, but I have observed that people stick with a leader when they experience care. I have learnt 4 ways to show care using the acronym CARE and I hope that will helps us to easily recall the 4 things we can do

C is for Conversation

A is for Attention

R is for Resolve

E is for Encouragement

What an injury taught me about managing changes and the danger of trying to meet very demand.

There are many expressions of leadership like being a visionary or strategic or consultative, directive, diplomatic, managing leader etc. These are all expressions but the essence of leadership is being a shepherd. This episode is about what it takes to be a leader whom people want to follow. Let your hand - what you do as a leader come out of the heart - who you are as a shepherd.

There will always be voices and noises around us or inside of us. External voices could be what social media is telling us, internal voices could be pride or self-condemnation. The voice we must choose to listen is God’s because His Words give life, joy, peace, grace and strength.

Feeling settled is key to feeling rested

Thank you for all that you have done to protect us. Happy Blessed Mother's Day!

This episode is about how do we start the week on the right footing. 

A happy heart does good like medicine