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  • Master Productivity: Top 5 Hacks You Need

    If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably Googled “productivity hacks” at least three times this week while simultaneously scrolling through IG videos of cats doing gymnastics. It’s okay. We’re all just doing our best out here. But let’s cut through the noise and get real for a second. Productivity doesn’t have to mean squeezing every…

  • How to Be a Mentee: Tips for Young Leaders

    I often get asked to be mentored by young men and women who want to be leaders. I am often humbled that they would seek me ought and ask. I also know the inclination, as I was once in their shoes. We live in a time right now where older men and women who are…

  • Filtering Information: A Social Media Efficiency Hack

    I’m working through Oliver Burkeman’s Meditations for Mortals. It’s a forty-day journey through how to embrace your finitude and find peace in the midst of a world inundated with information and ought-tos. Chapter Five (or Day Five, as he delineates it), is titled “Too much information – On the art of reading and not reading.…

  • Mastering Your Circles: Gain Clarity in Life Decisions

    Many of us feel like we’re running around in circles. That’s not this. This is a simple tool that will help walk you through life-altering decisions. I would recommend doing this at the end of every year or whenever you feel stuck… As I coach people in various sectors, the same three problems keep cropping…

  • How to Help Lonely Leaders

    In response to my last post on Understanding the Loneliness of Church Leaders, a few people asked me how they might help. Here are my encouragements in brief. I’m glad people want to help. Hopefully, these are seven ways that you can be empowered to move toward the vulnerable.

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