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In this video, Ria Story and Mack Story (Blue-Collar Leadership®) share how to facilitate a high impact book study. Facilitating book studies is the number one best, and most effective way to help organizational team members grow. This process helps improve culture, break down silos, create teamwork, and helps individuals unleash their potential.
Lori has a passion for quality of life fueled by helping her clients create positive life change through reaching their fitness goals. She is a certified personal Trainer and Virtual Coaching Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine and holds several group fitness certifications including group indoor cycling and strength training.
She will forever be the “Cherry Pie” girl from the Warrant music video and CD cover of the same name, the ultimate 1980s/90’s rock ‘n’ roll video vixen. She had her identity stolen, but through that, found a new identity with faith in God.
Join me for my conversation with Bobbie about how she lost her identity and found her faith, and her self, in the process.
This podcast episode is based on a profound quote from Tim Elmore!!!
And, we are celebrating 300 Episodes!! Thanks for listening!
What consumes you, controls you. Is there something consuming you in unhealthy ways or controlling you in unhealthly ways? Here is a mindful exercise to consider where you need to let go of something that isn't serving you.
Sometimes life teaches us lessons in unexpected places!
After ten years of working in the commercial sex industry, Deanna sought healing from a local residential program for exploited and trafficked women. Since graduating from the Refuge for Women in 2012, she has earned a Master’s Degree from Asbury Theological Seminary and authored two books detailing each piece of the journey:
Sometimes we learn something that changes the course of our journey and for me, reading is the best way to learn. Here are a couple of the most impactful books along my life and leadership journey - and why they were profound for me.
Having vision is the key to hope, strategy, priorities, and implementing those priorities in our day to day lives.
You have to have energy to do the things in life you want to do. So, how do we get more of it?
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