“The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure, who can understand it?” – Jeremiah 17:9 “Have you recently had the feeling there is more to do than you could achieve in a day, a week or even a month?”
This is the intro question for...
The usefulness of this tool is not in taking it once, although it will help you when you take it now, but taking it once per quarter. It's a a compact scale for the measurement of psychological well-being developed in 1989 by psychologists Michael Argyle and Peter Hills at...
I travel across North America conducting this very unique Christian Professionals Workshop. This particular video was captured at the Greater Philadelphia Church of Christ in the great state of Pennsylvania. Some elements of the workshop can be found in other videos within this membership section and yet, the workshop...
Life is filled with tasks, from the bygone days of doing chores at home to rooms of the company where you work today. We all have complex tasks that require planning and focused intention. For many of us this is not an enjoyable process. In fact, it's downright draining....
People often ask me what Christian Executive Coaching is all about. Some believe it's consulting, others mentorship and still others some form of psychology or philosophy. As it turns out, coaching is none of those. It is simply accelerated growth through a greater awareness of possibilities. Executive coaches help...
When navigating executive row, what we tell ourselves about each interaction will affect the outcome of that interaction. As we focus on our five Core Values, we live out the truth found in Romans 12:2 - being transformed by the renewing of our mind. With a right...
There’s nothing quite like working for a boss who just doesn’t care much for you. The sad truth is how often this happens across the corporate world. It’s everywhere and in every company. I hear this from more clients than perhaps any other career concern.
Don’t Survive – Thrive!
How many of these statements apply to you in the last two weeks? I have felt overwhelmed at the sheer volume of my work
I missed (or nearly missed) an important deadline
I completely forgot to fill in the blank
Many potentially important emails sit in my Inbox, unread
The Power of a To Do List
In the prior post, we covered the Zeigarnik Effect and how the brain naturally wants to complete tasks once started. The age-old To Do List (TDL) becomes a powerful tool to manage stress and increase work efficiency. This week we will cover...