There is a way for leaders to self-coach, self-develop, and self-encourage. It’s in the magic of a reflective journal. Before you say, “Nah. Not for me,” hear us out. Give us a chance to show you the light; we even make it easy to start with our downloadable journal page.

This 20-segment audio series will introduce you to the science of employee engagement and likely leave you surprised at what you learn.

Discerning God’s will for our lives can fall victim to over complicating our search.

To help you think through the question, we’ve prepared 20 questions that will help you determine whether you are living in God’s will.

When asked what I think of someone’s boss, I have to set aside my standard and rely on what the Bible says. Here is a 2-page chart to help you compare your boss (or yourself) to Christ’s example for leaders. You can also download a PDF.

Even among leaders who claim to live by a faith-based standard, there are signs of functional atheism at work.

Without thinking, we have denied God and adopted a perspective of functional atheism. We unpack the idea here.

We all experience times of self-doubt. Yet, it can be a debilitating condition for a leader in the extreme. But God reminded us that He “gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.” When we focus on our power and not God’s power we lose our way. In this article, we unpack the variables and give you our thoughts on leading through self-doubt.