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Now more than ever, work can feel heavy for some.
The good news? There is a better way and it starts with leading from purpose, encouragement, and faith-rooted clarity.
In this episode, we’re joined by Joanna C. Brown, Founder and Lead Consultant of Eden Beacon LLC. Joanna is a trusted advisor, executive coach, and leadership consultant who helps organizations and individuals grow with intention, integrity, and alignment. Through her work in business and human capital consulting, faith-based leadership development, and culture transformation, Joanna equips leaders to navigate change without losing their people or themselves. She is also the author of Don’t Die in the Desert, a devotional guiding individuals through difficult seasons with resilience and hope.
Together, we explore how leaders can transform seasons of disruption into moments of renewal.
Key insight: Change often disconnects people from why they do what they do and purpose is the first thing leaders must help restore.
We’ll explore:
How leaders can revisit personal and organizational purpose during transition
Using purpose as an anchor when roles, goals, and structures shift
Practical questions leaders can ask to bring clarity back to their teams
Takeaway: When circumstances are unstable, purpose becomes your strongest stabilizer.
Key insight: In times of change, information alone isn’t enough people need reassurance, hope, and to feel seen.
We’ll explore:
Why encouragement is a leadership skill anyone can learn
Simple, daily practices that rebuild morale and trust
How encouragement strengthens engagement, resilience, and retention
Takeaway: Encouragement fuels momentum when motivation runs low.
Key insight: Every transition carries the potential for transformation if leaders choose to lead with intention instead of fear.
We’ll explore:
Shifting from fear-based reactions to growth-based responses
Helping teams see change as refinement rather than loss
Leading with faith, values, and confidence through the unknown
Takeaway: When change is led well, it becomes a catalyst for lasting growth.
Change is inevitable but discouragement doesn’t have to be. Join us for this timely conversation with Joanna C. Brown and discover practical, faith-rooted leadership tools to help you reconnect to purpose, lead with encouragement, and guide your team through change with confidence and hope.
Listen & Learn
Discover how HR can be a bridge to healing, connection, and faith-driven support in the workplace. Tune in to gain valuable insights and tools for cultivating a culture of care in your organization.
Concerned about your organization’s as-is HR programs? The benefits of having a trusted partner guide you and your team to excellence are invaluable. Contact us today. You and your employees will be glad you did.
Rise with us by implementing our high-performance remote human-resource programs to help find great people! E-mail us here.
Mark A. Griffin is president and founder of IHN HR. Connect with him on LinkedIn and Twitter.
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By IHN HRNow more than ever, work can feel heavy for some.
The good news? There is a better way and it starts with leading from purpose, encouragement, and faith-rooted clarity.
In this episode, we’re joined by Joanna C. Brown, Founder and Lead Consultant of Eden Beacon LLC. Joanna is a trusted advisor, executive coach, and leadership consultant who helps organizations and individuals grow with intention, integrity, and alignment. Through her work in business and human capital consulting, faith-based leadership development, and culture transformation, Joanna equips leaders to navigate change without losing their people or themselves. She is also the author of Don’t Die in the Desert, a devotional guiding individuals through difficult seasons with resilience and hope.
Together, we explore how leaders can transform seasons of disruption into moments of renewal.
Key insight: Change often disconnects people from why they do what they do and purpose is the first thing leaders must help restore.
We’ll explore:
How leaders can revisit personal and organizational purpose during transition
Using purpose as an anchor when roles, goals, and structures shift
Practical questions leaders can ask to bring clarity back to their teams
Takeaway: When circumstances are unstable, purpose becomes your strongest stabilizer.
Key insight: In times of change, information alone isn’t enough people need reassurance, hope, and to feel seen.
We’ll explore:
Why encouragement is a leadership skill anyone can learn
Simple, daily practices that rebuild morale and trust
How encouragement strengthens engagement, resilience, and retention
Takeaway: Encouragement fuels momentum when motivation runs low.
Key insight: Every transition carries the potential for transformation if leaders choose to lead with intention instead of fear.
We’ll explore:
Shifting from fear-based reactions to growth-based responses
Helping teams see change as refinement rather than loss
Leading with faith, values, and confidence through the unknown
Takeaway: When change is led well, it becomes a catalyst for lasting growth.
Change is inevitable but discouragement doesn’t have to be. Join us for this timely conversation with Joanna C. Brown and discover practical, faith-rooted leadership tools to help you reconnect to purpose, lead with encouragement, and guide your team through change with confidence and hope.
Listen & Learn
Discover how HR can be a bridge to healing, connection, and faith-driven support in the workplace. Tune in to gain valuable insights and tools for cultivating a culture of care in your organization.
Concerned about your organization’s as-is HR programs? The benefits of having a trusted partner guide you and your team to excellence are invaluable. Contact us today. You and your employees will be glad you did.
Rise with us by implementing our high-performance remote human-resource programs to help find great people! E-mail us here.
Mark A. Griffin is president and founder of IHN HR. Connect with him on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Follow Us On Instagram Here

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