Hungry to Learn

Are you changing jobs within your organization? Perhaps you are leaving for a new job with a different company. This season of life may find you moving into retirement, or shifting back into the workforce after a period of absence. No matter where you are, there are tricks to help ensure a smooth transition.

When your sympathy for another destroys your own peace and joy, you know you have a problem.

Getting the right people in the room is key to having successful collaboration. But who are the "right" people? It's a more complicated process than you might think.

If you've never had a personality or leadership style assessment done, it might be time to see if what you think about yourself, is really accurate.

How many times have you heard, but not listened? Yeah, I'm guilty too. Here's a few thoughts on how we can be purposeful in really listening, even when we disagree with the other person.

Sometimes you find yourself in a place of forced stillness. It may be due to injury, illness, or life's circumstances. But stillness doesn't have to be a waste of time.

It's difficult to make decisions. It becomes even more so when the view of the road ahead becomes obscured. Is there something to be learned in the midst of uncertainty?

Can we get real for a moment? For those of you who work in ministry fields, this will not come as a surprise to you. For those of you on the outside, this may be more information than you wanted to know. Either way, I hope and pray this might spur some thought of discussion that would help us all be more aware of one another and the challenges we face.