4 early warning signs of a narcissistic leader

Betrayal is inevitable and certain for any leader.  What is uncertain, however is our response to it.  I have learned that not facing wounds of betrayal from abandonment or abuse causes me to build up walls of defenses for self protection.  The result over time is that I become self focused. OK, we are all narcissistic-the... Continue Reading →

10 Essential Skills for a Successful Transition

Transitions happen all the time.  It is estimated that a person will change jobs on the average of 14 times by the age of 35.  As a former national director of a ministry, our team experienced several transitions in leadership; some were personnel, others were structural.  We change roles in our jobs, or we may... Continue Reading →

Transitioning is a skill

My friend and professor, Dr. Ray Wheeler (Ray’s blog) recommended the book, The First 90 Days by Michael Watkins.  Dr. Michael Watkins is one of the world's leading experts on transitions.  This book has become a classic reference for leaders in transition. It has been named one of the best 100 business books of all time. ... Continue Reading →

Taking Stock During Transitions of Life

The end of the year or the beginning of a new year is time when I like to evaluate how my life has gone the past year.  Or maybe you find yourself in a transition?  Like a flying trapeze artist, the in-between time can be unnerving.  It can be a good time to take stock of your... Continue Reading →

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