
What are the key attributes you want to look for in an effective leader? If you want to improve the quality of your leadership, what behaviors do you need to focus on? That's the topic of this week's podcast.
What are the key attributes you want to look for in an effective leader? If you want to improve the quality of your leadership, what behaviors do you need to focus on? That's the topic of this week's podcast.
How should a leader respond to adversity? When leaders are tested, what does that reveal about them? That's the topic of this week's Leadership Insights from the Bible.
Watching UFC doesn't make you a cage fighter any more than reading a medical book makes you a doctor. Yet, how often do we allow unsuccessful people to speak into our lives, and how often do we accept their guidance and advice to our own detriment?
Are you ready to unlock your full potential and become the best version of yourself? In our latest episode of Black Belt Leadership, we dive into the power of affirmations and how they can shape our beliefs, habits, and ultimately our success.
We are all too often the saboteurs of our own success, imposing roadblocks that hold us back. How do we stop doing that? That's the topic of this week's Black Belt Leadership podcast.
There's a powerful lesson on negotiation in Genesis 18 that is applicable to our daily lives, and that's the topic of this week's Words of Wisdom Wednesday.
What happens when, rather than following the leader, you attempt to shortcut or circumvent the process? When you attempt to solve a problem with missing information, the end result isn't good.
What happens when leaders run into conflict? Abram experienced this early in his leadership and revealed some valuable lessons we can all apply to our daily lives as Black Belt Leaders.
Doing more of the same won't change the outcome. If you keep choosing failure, you keep failing. Here's how you STOP choosing failure.
Leaders leave what's comfortable and familiar to go to that uncomfortable place where breakthroughs happen, discoveries are made, and success is experienced.