As the registrations came in, I knew this was going to be a special group. And yet nothing could have prepared me for the sheer courage, joy, growth, and yes, utter holiness, that unfolded over three days with these people. I learned
Last day of full training. We don’t agree on everything, because that's actually impossible, and yet we’ve laughed, cried, lead, loved, and had so many incredible, courageous conversations together. And, I’m reminded: this is what matters. People matter. Being together
The room is ready.The chairs are waiting.The space is set. In just a little while, 30 people from five different organizations will gather here for three full days of courage in community. I’ve prepared, prayed, packed, and planned, and I’m sure there
I asked ChatGPT what the biggest regrets of leaders were from the last five years. And not surprisingly, the work I do every single day with organizations addresses and helps with these very concerns. Here’s what leaders say they regret most,
Last week, someone shared this with me after my keynote:“You were incredible last Friday. It was one of the highlights from the event. I’ve been working through my notes and I am thrilled to be putting them in action. Thank
Grace still includes accountability. So does love. And empathy. And trust. When accountability is missing, it usually means I haven’t clearly said out loud what is okay and what is not okay for me with you. Which often leaves me holding
I really wanted to be in church today except I'm in Texas for a keynote right during church times. And yet, of course, I was taken to church all morning between the choir, the opening prayer, and the panel conversations
