We all hit moments where the fear is loud, the uncertainty is heavy, and the old stories tell us to stay small.Courage is Built Here™ is for the leaders, the seekers, the humans who are done letting fear run the
Leadership training can be fun and real. Actually, I believe it has to be. We sometimes think vulnerability and authenticity can't be fun—so we bring in the latest fad or lean into gimmicks. And too often, that can leave people entertained, except
About this event Courageous people make courageous families and courageous teams. When it comes to work, keeping good talent requires work cultures where team members feel safe and seen. We need the language and tools to have courageous conversations. Current data suggests that
In our fast-paced, often-disconnected world, empathy isn't just a nice-to-have; it's a must-have. In this workshop, you’ll harness the power of empathy to create deeply connected and stronger, more resilient teams. You’ll learn what empathy truly is — and what
This workshop will introduce participants to the Five Tenets of a Courageous Life. Participants will leave the workshop with a deeper understanding of themselves and equipped with practical tools to lead with authenticity and courage. You’ll learn to build resilient,
The courage, the rumbles, and the change in me and these people is something I'll be in awe of for a long time.
Today, I am making a day of nothing and no one. Between many events, lots of peopling, an exciting product launch, and higher levels of pain than usual, I need to rest, refill, and restore myself before facilitating another full training
You won't be able to do the hard skills well without our "soft" skills. For me, this is what the courage work is all about. My next open, full Dare to Lead™ training is already at 50% capacity. I would love for
Nearly two years ago I followed the first nudge and said yes to a keynote in the panhandle of Nebraska. Did you know there was a panhandle there? That keynote has to led many events so far, reaching so many people,
I had my doubts about a virtual open training, especially after having so many of my recent events and full trainings being in-person. Except I had some really enthusiastic people. Then I worried that we had such a small group. What if
