More Than a HR Manager: Why Listening Is Your Most Powerful Tool
In my decade of serving in Human Resources, I’ve learned many lessons. I’ve navigated complex policies, managed difficult conversations, and celebrat…
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How Leaders Can Become Better Negotiators
In the competitive world of business, where the pursuit of success often feels like a relentless race, we frequently hear stories of victories of dea…
Redefining Leadership: From Followers to Followership
In the ever-evolving landscape of the workplace, the concept of leadership is undergoing a profound transformation. Traditionally, effective leadersh…
True Leadership is Uplifting Others in the Shadows
True leadership is often misunderstood. It's not about basking in the spotlight or seeking fame; rather, it’s about empowering others and allowin…
The Church we lead is a Stewardship, Not Ownership
In many congregations, it's common to hear pastors refer to "my church" or "at my church." However, this language can obscure…
The Symbiotic Relationship Between Personal and Organizational Vision
In today's dynamic workplace, the success of an organization is intricately linked to the personal aspirations of its employees. Just as organiza…
Faith and Action: The Path to Africa's Development
For too long, a subtle whisper has echoed across Africa, sometimes even within our most sacred spaces: that faith alone, a fervent prayer, or an unwa…
Embracing Failure: A Key to Successful Leadership
The path to success in leadership is often filled with challenges and setbacks. As leaders, we must recognize that effective leadership involves taki…
Navigating Ethical Leadership: The Power of Team Preparedness – A Kingdom Perspective
In the complex landscape of leadership, ethical decision-making can often feel like walking a tightrope. Leaders are frequently confronted with choic…
The Enduring Leader: Driven by Faith, Tempered by Discipline
In the demanding arena of leadership, the pursuit of excellence is a constant aspiration. Yet, merely reaching a pinnacle is not the ultimate measure…
